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we will meet at night! When ethan comes home, his grandfather and grandmother is there, ethan meets them and then goes to his room and does some school homework, after that he goes to meet his grandmother and grandfather, grandmother said – hey ethan

A few days ago we were looking for a gfx designer. I asked him for his samples and he gave me some. His price was 2000 rupees for a logo. One of my colleague also asked another designer for samples and when I saw them, the designs were exactly the s

“He was the loudest guy in every room. Now he quietly runs a ₹200 Cr business.” A childhood friend of mine loved the spotlight. Loud, expressive, always chasing attention. Back in school, he once said — “If people aren’t watching, what’s the point?”

Feels amazing when customers and potential clients appreciate your skills. Today, two friends were unsure about signing up, so I offered them a ₹100 discount—only if both joined (₹50-₹50 each). One smiled and said, ‘You’re a really good salesman, loo

Imagine your startup is literally dying... Every morning you wake up counting dollars instead of opportunities #50 What's your last-ditch survival move with 30 days left? Legends are born in these moments. When your back's against the wall, that's w

What happens when the “King of Good Times” finally tells his side? I sat through 4 hours of the Raj Shamani x Vijay Mallya podcast—and it wasn’t what I expected. Not a full defense. But raw honesty. He said sorry. He said the banks refused to settl

I read a post on other platform , didnt know real or not but a must read "Yesterday I ordered 'buy1get1 pizza free' on zomato. 1 for me and 1 for the delivery guy who came in rain to deliver the order. The look on his face was to be seen when I g

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAl recently came on Stanford eCorner's talk and said, "Whether we burn $500 million, $5 billion, or $50 billion a year, I don't care. I genuinely don't as long as we can stay on a trajectory where eventually we create way m

Vinay Hiremath, co-founder of Loom, is rich beyond most people's wildest dreams. When he sold his startup to Atlassian for nearly $1 billion in 2023, Hiremath walked away with somewhere between $50 to 70 million.