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🚨 Just realized I forgot to post this Got my first ever purchase on my new tattoo try-on app today! No matter how many times it happens, that first sale feeling always hits different.

First app I built? 3 downloads. One from me, one from my mom, one from my cousin. Still felt like success.

Started building my first SaaS today. Realized I’ve got a lot to relearn from scratch😭 — but hey, it was fun. Day 1 done ✅

"💻 Nobody cared how impressive my website was. All they wanted to know was if it solved their problem and met a real need. 🚫 No one was interested in my idea itself—that’s when I realized: business isn’t about me; it’s all about them. – 🤔 First-

It was nov 2024 we got selected to wadhwani foundation program and don't know how we came so close to the investor & entrepreneur 1v1 summit I realized a lot of things are required to be learned in the journey but we are 🤏 this much close to close o

I thought I’d get some followers. Create a product. And boom… I am rich. No, I realized soon, I was going in a rut. Trust and value are the main pillars. Work on them, and you’ll find yourself in a better place.

Traveling has always been an adventure, especially when I was younger. I remember a particular incident when I was 14, long before the convenience of smartphones and translation apps. It happened during a trip to South India, a region known for its v

I was today years old when I realized “Google it” might soon be a phrase we used to say. Gen Alpha’s already moved on to: “Just ChatGPT it.” (Oh, and yes, this image was generated by ChatGPT too.) ♻️ Repost if you’re hearing “Just ChatGPT it” more

Check this something new!! I felt it was human first but it's an AI character..

I recently had a powerful reminder that wisdom doesn't always come from experience. In the spirit of exploring fresh perspectives, I tapped into the insights of Gen Z. What did I learn? 1. Adaptability is Key ⤷ They thrive in a world of change. Th