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Do you know Once Spotify was scammed but it was legal. Once an artist from Bulgaria made a 30 sec playlist as the song should be at least 30 sec and he made 10 thousand premium accounts and ran his playlist at automation and he spent 10 lakhs on the

I recently ordered food, and it arrived late. Frustrated, I raised my voice when speaking to the delivery person. When he arrived, I was surprised to see that he had cycled nearly 5 kilometers to deliver my order. I felt bad about my reaction. This

Here's what I've learned about ideas through my journey: Whenever I come up with an idea and start researching it, I realize that someone or the other is already working on it — I was just unaware of it. This made me understand that ideas alone don't

lesson from millionaire fastlane Rahul was seated on the hospital bench, the doctor’s voice echoing in his mind: “If only he had arrived earlier.” The health scare of his father made him understand that he had been pursuing wealth while ignoring wh

Bro changed his bio after Anupam Mittal said 'Good Influencer, Terrible Entrepreneur. He made it funny and cool! Do you think this was a smart move?

What actually surprise me about life is it has the best surprises and turn arounds that you have never imagined in your deadly dreams actually. If anyone knows praneeth hanumanthu have been arrested by CBI. Actually he is a youtuber and made a pedop

Wtf, brukul app. What he is smoking😵‍💫,,who made it? it’s kind of college project and why everyone upvoted it? The funny thing is he thought it could be a startup, seriously no discouragement , but truth is truth it is a piece of *** , there are o

all problems are made by man therefore they can be solved by man and man be big as he wants so no Destiny is beyond human being -Just do it

In 2015, Ratan Tata admitted his greatest mistake in his 53-year-long career: Branding the Tata Nano as the "cheapest" instead of the most "affordable" car. For most Indians, owning a car is a luxury. Labelling it a "cheap car" ended up losing the

Here are some key points from Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address: CONNECTING THE DOTS: Jobs emphasizes that it's impossible to connect the dots looking forward. You have to trust that things will work out in the end, even if it doesn'