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People should Learn how to Value a Product, It's Worth, Costs, Margins and Quality. Instead of Going for Cheaper things they should go on the Quality. This Will make a Great Standard of Living in Between the People.

People who know their value don't go running after people; they don't beg for people to stay in their lives, they don't try to prove their worth to people, they don't feel sorry for themselves when people don't chose them... The more you know your v

The only way to learn business is by running a business. So it's better to start by doing it small so that you'll have enough runway time to experiment and learn from mistakes. Instead of trying to go big in the beginning, burning out yourself and

I have few users who are signing up but they are not trying the free version. I have 2 pages 1. /children : only paid users can add their own kid 2. /demo/children: free users can view stories for them and can add one free story for any one kid

Build relationships, not just transactions. Most people are chasing quick sales, but real growth comes from nurturing long-term relationships. Clients and customers stay loyal when they feel valued, not just sold to. Focus on providing value and bui

JavaScript's evolution with ES6 introduces features that enhance development efficiency and readability. Key ES6 features include arrow functions, which provide concise syntax and lexical binding of `this`; classes, simplifying object-oriented progra

Why Even Customer's Feedback matters? When customer is stupid.... It's Tip and tricks Tuesday again. Everybody knows it's important. But very limited and successful founders know WHY? Some random person, "I know, it helps us improving" Me, "

The Thing No One Talks About: The Real Value of Skills Most people don’t realize this, but some skills are economically invaluable—they drive industries, create wealth, and open doors to opportunities you never imagined. Think about it. If you mast

How Do I Get a $100 Million CEO to Mentor Me? I admire this CEO’s work and think having them as a mentor could be life-changing. I only know their socials, and I’m starting from zero no network, no big credentials. If you were in my shoes, how woul

᠅ Founder Tip: Don’t build an app first. Do this instead… Building an app is expensive, slow, and risky—especially in the early days. Here’s what to do instead: 1. Start with a manual version Before you code anything, simulate your product with bas