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In the startup world, we need to be like the tongue between 32 teeth🦷—always present, staying in touch with everyone, but never letting anyone push us down. It’s about being flexible and strong, no matter how tough the competition.💪🏻 What are yo

Did you know? Dropbox was never meant to be a cloud storage company! Their FIRST concept: Synchronizing files between multiple computers offline ➡️ FAILURE THEN they pivoted: Focused on cloud storage and seamless file sharing ➡️ SUCCESS! Lesson:

Here's a secret startup tip for you... 🔑 "The Power of Pivoting!" In the startup world, flexibility is EVERYTHING. Here's why pivoting can be a game-changer: 1. Market Demands Shift ↳ Adapting meets the needs of your audience. 2. Innovation Ov

“I hired him because he felt like the one. I let him go because I knew he wasn’t.” A friend I met over breakfast shared this story. He hired a young developer, full of charm and potential. Came from a great reference, felt like family, spoke well,

How CRED Cred-ed ? Short Case study on CRED CRED, founded by Kunal Shah in 2018, shows how a failing loyalty program can morph into a fintech unicorn. 🦄 Here's how: ➪ Gap Filled: CRED made credit card bill payments easy and rewarding. ➪ Initial S

My Story:Part 2 - The RISE & The FALL We stepped in when entrepreneurship in India wasn’t cool or trending. No spotlight, no hype just belief. With ₹20k, we filtered through countless ideas until print-on-demand struck. It was everywhere, but it had

Guyss help me plz by insulting me !!🥺 I know I’m wasting my life. I keep making excuses, procrastinating, and letting time slip away like an idiot. Every day, I tell myself I’ll change, but I fall back into the same useless habits. I have potential

It’s only cringe until it starts working. A great example of this is Airbnb. When Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia first came up with the idea of letting people rent out air mattresses in their living rooms, many thought it was a crazy idea. Who would

From Janitor to millionaire The Inspiring Story of Ronald James Ronald James, a janitor, left behind $8 million at his death. How did he do it? Simple habits: saving consistently, living below his means, and letting compound interest work its magic.

Day 9 of my 30-day Business & Entrepreneurship series . Most founders fall into the trap of falling in love with their solution. The best founders? They fall in love with the problem. Today’s edition is all about Problem Discovery & Staying Pr