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How do you Navigate the hunt for a top-notch CTO?

Winning isn’t complicated. It’s just consistent pressure applied for longer than everyone else can handle.

“Feels like living in a pressure cooker.” That’s how Vedanta’s Anil Agarwal describes the early years of building a business. It’s a truth from someone who faced 9 failed ventures before finally succeeding in his 40s. His advice to young founders

CRED isn’t for everyone. It’s for the top 1%. And it’s not apologizing for it. instead marketing it's exclusivity

What Do the Top 1% Rich People Really Have in Common? It’s Not Just Money. Everyone talks about the outcome — wealth, status, freedom. But few talk about the patterns that keep showing up behind the scenes. So here’s a real question to reflect on:

Hi everyone, I am Pavan from Andhra Pradesh.I would suppose to a question in study how to survive.

Everyone talks about the raise. Very few talk about what hits after the wire lands. It’s not champagne.
It’s speed.
It’s pressure.
It’s silence. Suddenly the product you loved building.. turns into a number game. Suddenly you're building to justif

Dropping some truth bombs for middle-class founders: Most Ivy League kids aren’t building startups—they’re building resumes. Not all, but a lot. Why? Because even when their startups fail, they’ve already won—they use them as stepping stones to lan