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You don’t have a competition problem. You have a hesitation problem. The fastest win. Not the smartest. Not the most experienced. Not the nicest portfolio. The ones who move. Test. Fail. Pivot. Repeat. While you’re still deciding on your domain na

If you don’t have leverage, you’re never going to make real wealth ~Naval

If your content plan is still in a Google Doc… you’re already behind. In 2025, founders don’t have time to “strategize content.” They need it to: Write itself Rank itself Post itself Work silently in the background while they sell, hire, and sh

You don’t need more features. You need more people actually using what you already built. --- That’s the whole post. Sit with it. Follow [@souravvmishra]

If your product breaks under 100 users, scaling is not your next step. Here’s the hard truth most early-stage founders miss: > You don’t need 1M users. You need 10 happy ones — and a backend that doesn’t scream in pain. Here’s what we tell every

Friend: “Why don’t you get a job?” Founders: “Why don’t you get some vision ?”

I once spent 6 hours writing a blog post. It got 13 views. One was me. Five were bots. I cried. Not really. But I did rethink everything. Because the truth is: Most founders don’t struggle with writing. They struggle with consistency + time + strat

dear fresher, you’re not “just” a fresher. you’re someone who dared to begin. and that’s rare. some tips no one gives you: – stuck in tutorials? build one small project. – afraid to apply? do it anyway. most people don’t. – don’t know everything?

Most founders talk too much. When you’re in front of an investor, you’re not selling a product—you’re selling a mission. But many treat it like a sales pitch. They ramble. They explain every feature. They forget: time is oxygen. The real challenge