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Met a potential co-founder, 👉 have done a heavy research before meeting 👉 discussed everything 👉 she/he showed interest 👉 I've built near to MVP type product to test 👉 I've convinced few retailers in advanced to place product when we launch 👉

Saurabh Netravalkar, who represented the India under-19 team, went on to become an engineer at Oracle, did an MS from Cornell University, and stayed in the US. Now he wins a historic World Cup match for USA against Pakistan. Can you imagine 🤣 part

Am thinking of registering for GST number I will do it myself last time I asked about this everyone said that GST officer will visit physically and in visiting he will ask for extra (bribe ) so how much he will ask ? I am am using rental document o

Ranveer (BeerBiceps) built a strong personal brand-one that resonated so well that he even received an award from PM Narendra Modi. But one show, one conversation, and a massive backlash. This is what happens when you betray your own brand. His re

I cannot comprehend that people desire to be like Steve Jobs, atleast the positive part of him and dont' know that he surrendered himself to the playful acts(Leelas) that he heard to get enlightened. His surrendering as someone who is identified as

Just watched Prime Target — and bro… math is not just numbers anymore. It’s survival. Started off thinking it’s just gonna be one of those slow shows where a genius solves some unsolvable problem and walks away with a Nobel. But nah — this mathemati

In 1954, Ray Kroc betrayed the McDonald brothers. He took their burger stand and built a $200B empire through greed and deception. Here’s how it all went down... McDonald’s started as a small drive-in restaurant, but the McDonald brothers had a ge

This Shark is one of the biggest investors in a fellow Shark company, A thread 🤯🧵 So as we all know he is Ronnie Screwvala! A Shark in Shark Tank India, but what's more interesting is he is the founder of Unilazer Ventures. Which has been active

🌟 The Story Behind LinkedIn's Rise 🌟 Did you know LinkedIn started as a small idea in a living room in 2002? 🤔 Reid Hoffman, along with a team of five, envisioned a platform where professionals could connect, collaborate, and grow their careers.

In 2008, Drew Houston, a tech enthusiast, was traveling to New York for a trip and decided to work remotely. But he forgot his USB flash drive at home. Frustrated, he thought, "Why isn't there an easier way to access and share files?" This led to