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Burning cash without a plan is a recipe for disaster for start-ups.

Watching a TV show and doing a business both are two different things

Burnout isn’t about working too much. It’s about: Doing the wrong work Lying to yourself about progress Chasing people you don’t even like Pretending you’re fine Ignoring your wins Work on that, not just your workload.

Hi everyone! 🔥 Continuing with the different structures of doing business, *partnership* is another option where, unlike a proprietorship, at least two individuals come together to run a business jointly.

Startup Burnout Is Real— Founders wear hustle like a badge, but burnout is the silent killer of startups. Long hours and endless decisions drain you—suddenly, you’re snapping at your team or staring blankly at your screen. It’s real, and it’s co

A Hard to start business, A Hard to sell product often lasts longer in a market once run, rather than consumer centric brands. Both are hard, but the network led businesses shut down at Day 1 and survivors win. What's your perspective towards D2C a

Sales looks easy when u study it, but once u’re actually doing it, it’s tough. Marketing, on the other hand, is one of the best ways to grow your startup/businesses —it pays off when u put in the hard work.

Progress Is Messy We often imagine progress as a straight line — step one, step two, step three. But in reality, it’s messy. Some days you’re sprinting ahead, other days you feel like you’re sliding backwards. And that’s okay. What matters is not

Since disney hotstar and jio cinema is owned by reliance do you think they'll merge the two apps together

Day 85: Motivation posts always talk about gym but nobody mentions how hard it is to code for 20 mins straight without crying 😭 Started backend though! Senior sent me startup pitch stuff randomly. Plot twist incoming? Mutiny's collecting unused gy