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Quest for Success: A Young Entrepreneur's Journey I grew up in a rural town in India with big dreams of becoming a top entrepreneur. I tried many side jobs and freelancing, but I couldn't get the money I needed for my startup. I gave up fun, friend

Broke people never have a plan. But they all have a wish. You ask a broke person, do you want to be rich? And they reply. "Oh, yes I’d love that!" That’s the wish. What's the plan? "Ah, you know, one day just gotta keep my eyes open. Might win

Looking for a Co-Founder (Maharashtra Based) I am starting a clothing brand that will highlight Maharashtra’s culture through modern fashion. The idea is to mix tradition with a fresh, youthful style that connects with today’s generation. I am lookin

10 essential AI tools every startup founder needs: 1. ChatGPT / Claude – For brainstorming, content creation, and quick problem-solving. 2. Notion AI – Automates note-taking, summaries, and task organization. 3. Grammarly / QuillBot – Enhances em

🌟 Happy Children’s Day! 🌟 At FindYou, we believe that children are our greatest hope for a brighter future. On this special day, we celebrate the innocence, creativity, and boundless potential that children bring to the world. Just as FindYou con

ALL THE PEOPLE WHO ARE YOUNG (>25) AND SAY THEY ARE ENTREPRENEUR AND ADVICES OTHER ON SOCIAL IS FRAUD. • introduction these people will say they made x amount money at the age of 20-18 and make you feel insecure and they'd probably have a course o

19-year-old Mumbai boy raises ₹23 crore for AI startup..... No IIT seat. No pedigree. No VC warm intro. Just a laptop, a middle-class Mumbai teen, and a hunger to build. At 19, Dhravya Shah didn’t just raise ₹23 crore for his AI startup Supermem

Hello everyone! I hope you're all doing well. Recently, I shared my idea about Project Hub, a platform where users can buy and sell their projects. Our main goal is to boost the confidence of young people. Many young individuals have developed impr

If you can sell hope, you can make billions. I’ve been looking into business models lately and noticed one big trend: making money is easy when you’re selling hope. EdTech platforms promising you’ll land that dream job or get the seat in the Big I