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“I need to think about it” means two things: 1. They don’t feel the desire to own it. 2. You didn’t trigger enough emotion to make them act. Logic doesn’t close. Emotion does. If the fear of loss > reward, they’ll walk. Make the upside irresistibl

Everyone’s just memes. How bullshit can this get? Stock market crashes, and instead of thinking straight—it's all attention, attention, attention. Memes everywhere. Jokes everywhere. But no one's talking sense. As a commerce student, I get it—if yo

🏏What an amazing performance by the Indian players yesterday!🇮🇳🇮🇳 Even with a low score, our team didn’t give up and gave their best. A big thanks to the bowlers for their great effort. Here are some important lessons we can learn from India v

My First 365 Days as a Startup Founder One year ago on Aug 05, I launched Hexpertify. Not with a grand plan. Not with funding. Not even with a team. Just a raw idea and one strong belief. The first 6 months? Confusing. Quiet. Slow. I didn’t know

We’ve built something we couldn’t find: A simulation that doesn’t train you to succeed — it trains you to survive yourself. Project: Nemesis uses AI and human operatives to run full-spectrum psychological scenarios: betrayal, sabotage, identity col

Day 2 Nothing big happened. Entire day was spend on researching on what content to post on instagram to target our specific customers. Got some ideas like the saadsales account where he records how he cold call business people to collab with their m

What do Pre-Seed VCs actually Look for in India Every founder wants to raise an initial round. But very few know it’s not just about the pitch. It’s about these 4 things: a. Founder-Market Fit 🙋‍♂️ Do you have the insight, obsession, and context t

In 2010, Dollar Shave Club launched with a business model that seemed ridiculous on paper—sell razors online for a dollar a month. Who’s going to buy razors from the internet when they can just grab them from the store, right? Fast forward to 2016

"When All You Have is $40 and a Dream: The Crazy Story That Saved Airbnb" 🔥 Imagine this: Your startup is broke. Investors laugh at your idea. Your rent is overdue. You’re eating instant noodles every night. Welcome to Airbnb in 2008. Brian Ch

A lot of people might be wondering if India’s market dropped over 2% today, then why did Pakistan’s market fall only 0.33%? Well, if someone’s artificially propping up their market, I can’t really say much about that. But from what I know, their mar