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Everyone talks about success. But what about the feeling of falling behind? I wrote about FOMO — what it really feels like, and how I’m learning to deal with it. 📖 How I overcame FOMO (And how you can too) Hope this reaches someone who needs it.

Even though the market fell today, our MMI index still jumped from 64 to 67 it's now just a few points away from the 'extreme greed' zone. I have a feeling that even a small move in the Indian market could trigger a noticeable shift in the MMI, espe

My BCA Journey: Starting from Zero Real talk? I'm completely lost. Where I'm Actually At BCA student Zero coding skills No clue about industry expectations Feeling overwhelmed Honest Confession Programming seems like a foreign language Scared of f

Hi Guys, I'm having an idea in my Mind, Not sure if it"ll work or not. Basic Concept is something like this :- - Users link their stock portfolio to our platform. - Daily profits earnes from stocks are automatically invested in Gold ETF through U

"UltraTech Lays the Foundation for Big Gains—Profits Up, Cement Flowing, and Dreams Set in Concrete!" UltraTech is clearly cementing its dominance—literally! With a solid 10% profit rise and 17% volume growth, it’s not just building structures but

Learn and Earn Series - June - Part 3 The "Mudita" Edge: Why Celebrating Your Competitor's Win Can Secretly Help YOU! 🤯 The startup world can feel cutthroat. But what if I told you there's an edge in... celebrating your competitors? 😮 Introduci

The Market Mood Index (MMI) is currently hovering around 57, which usually points to a bullish setup and potential for some decent upside. But we can't ignore the bigger picture global markets are still full of uncertainties. The US job data didn’t r

“Scroll, Click, Crave: How Algorithms & Variable Rewards Hijack Our Attention” We’re addicted to Instagram, YouTube, and similar platforms because they use variable rewards—a psychological tactic where the outcome is unpredictable. Every scroll or

The market might have bounced back, but I can confidently say that many people’s portfolios still look the same or maybe even worse. One big reason behind this is something called the advance-decline ratio. A lot of us tend to judge our portfolios b