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

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

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.

I’ve come to realize that building a startup is about all the learnings from it. The constant uncertainty, the lessons learned, and all the challenges faced aren’t easy, but they’re worth every bit of hustle. But that’s also what makes it exciting. T

So here is a list of things that are not doing the thing. Preparing to do the thing isn't doing the thing. Scheduling time to do the thing isn't doing the thing. Making a to do list for the thing isn't doing the thing. Telling people you're going to

When your obsession isn't strong enough to cause compulsion, you end up having regrets. I know those out there struggling to follow their hearts are suffering. Have faith! At least you won't have the pain of regret.

My favourite word is “शायद” My last whole week has been revolving around this single word “शायद” Its such a crazy word that it gives you hope and keeps you in uncertainty at the same time Any time i ask my dev team “there are no more bugs r

Guyz did u know why did Osama Obama both completely different people had something in common they wore The same casio F91w

Embracing the Unknown: How Uncertainty Can Be Your Best Business Ally Uncertainty is often seen as a threat, but what if it’s actually an advantage? Here’s why embracing the unknown can fuel your success: 1. Sparks Innovation: Uncertainty forces you

Elon Musk once said, ‘Failure is an option here. If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.’ What risks will you take today?”