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Important traits among Gen Z that are going to bring the next wave of consumer economy in India: 1) No bargaining, For them, bargaining means they are going to be looted. 2) They are likely to spend extra for better things, unlike their parents. 3)

Giving energy to things that don't matter is the fastest way to burn out Don't scroll ❌ Don't go out ❌ Don't do... anything? ❌ Still drained. Make it make sense 🤷‍♂️

we all get as much food as we require on time and where we need to have anyone think about the farmers what efforts they take to grow this food the answer is no because we are away from them and their farm and their efforts! we should do something f

Rapido is going crazy! What's the matter with them? I don't even know where these places are or if they even exist!😭

Our farmers are working alone day and night. However, they are not getting any benefit. For that, the farmers should be brought together, make them into groups and grow the crops, process the crops, pack them and sell them in foreign countries.

In a world where people, brands are trying to catch attention; still there are some people or brands that don't do such things, Still people come to them, What can be the reason ?

How to sell ANYTHING to ANYONE...😳 1. DON'T SELL LOGIC SELL EMOTIONS 2. USE POWERFUL WORDS AND BUILD TRUST 3. FIND EMOTIONAL TRIGGERS AND USE THEM WISELY 4. LEAD THE CONVERSATION TO YOUR DESIRED OUTCOME

Consistency matters but I know this thing I learn things but after some time I get bored with things. What should I do I have noticed that the company still hires people who have very little knowledge. Do big companies really matter about % cri

Ai driven food processing demand forecasting.. Farmers and processors lack visibility into market demand, leading to overproduction or underutilization. A B2B platform that connects farmers with food processors and uses AI to recommend processing str

Decision Fatigue is Real Do you ever feel mentally exhausted at the end of a long day, even if you didn't accomplish much? That's because each and every decision—whether big or little—exerts effort. What to eat for breakfast, what to put on, whether