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I thought that Swiggy was far behind than Zomato but in reality it is not as far as I thought. while scrolling YouTube I found this comparison table posted by GrowthX which shows the comparison between Swiggy and Zomato. What do you prefer Swiggy or

Learn and earn series - June Part 2 Beyond Profit: Has Your Startup Found Its "IKIGAI"? 🎯 (Japanese Wisdom for Purpose) We chase MVPs and Product-Market Fit, but what about your startup's soul? The Japanese concept of "Ikigai" – your "reason for

Found this quote and it's a powerful reminder for navigating the workplace. "Don't be too humble, don't be too rude. Just treat people according to their attitude." It's not about being reactive, but about being adaptive. ➡️ Too humble: You risk y

Some Resourceful Sites that you must know 1. Y Combinator's Startup School: Free online courses, talks, and resources. available on YouTube as well 2. Hacker News: Discussions on tech, startups, and entrepreneurship. 3. ProductHunt: for discover

"Leave Your Worries Behind" Failed Marketing Strategy #6 In 2013, Ford and its ad agency WPP Created a Cartoonist post showing former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi driving a vehicle with three gagged and crying women in the trunk, flashi

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

Hey everyone! I'm in the process of starting a food cart business and have been struggling to find a 100 sqft space in high foot traffic areas. I've approached several property owners, but unfortunately, they've all turned me down. Unfortunately, set

2/25 Failed food startups journey Hello, everyone here is the thread of failed startups after enormous success 📈 TinyOwl, a food ordering and delivery startup, hit the scene in 2014, boasting a team of bright minds from IIT Bombay. They were all a

🚀 Want to know why 90% of startups fail in their first year? They skip this crucial first step. Here's how the "Week Rule" can save your startup from disaster: 1. Stop rushing into development 2. Spend minimum 2-3 weeks researching 3. Study your

Suffering is often an unseen but essential part of an entrepreneur’s journey. Behind every success story lies a phase of struggle—sleepless nights, failed ideas, financial stress, and self-doubt. These experiences build resilience, sharpen decision-m