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India ranks first in the list of Immigrant founders in the US. Interesting, isn't it! What do you think?

Something I’ve been thinking about: The hardest phase in a startup is not failure. Failure is visible. The harder phase is the middle— where things look fine from the outside, but internally there is uncertainty. You keep building. You keep adjus

When the core product business alone isn't enough to keep up with the competition...

someone tell me some interesting things to do that keeps my brain and body energetic, so I am done with my 7th sem exams for 8th sem there is no coursework, I will be staying in the home for 4months.

China Prints $700B worth of Yuan as of news. Interesting! isn't it? You may connect dots with my previous post.

I am looking to contribute to interesting projects in free time mostly weekends. Currently working as frontend engineer in remote startup. So want to explore more things. I can even work without any relevant compensation if the idea is solid enough.

Student: Even when I’m completely lost about my career? Techorate: Yes, especially when you feel lost! At Techorate, we guide students through their toughest moments, helping them turn uncertainty into opportunities. Because the right support change

just a suggestion that the medial idea showcase isn't addictive enough that I pay for it ..... i feel .......

Everyone keeps talking about physical obesity, but hardly anyone mentions mental obesity. Honestly, that one hits way harder. A heavy body slows you down, but a heavy mind can trap you completely.

It's easy to work and grind. Rather working with uncertainty. Eg., If a person is holding his breath. It's easy for him if the other person says 10seconds. But if he doesn't say anything. Then it's gonna be hard. It's the same with entrepreneurshi