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Service business is not easy. 1. Prove yourself 2. Build your reputation 3. Invest in yourself 4. Make mistakes 5. Learn from them It's hard to be on track. But this is far better than working on a 9-5.

It's important to stay humble, but every now and then, be a little narcissistic with yourself. Laugh at the shallow goals you once thought were massive. Let your ego show up when you're doubting your abilities. Tap into your past wins and remind

A General question from all? Suppose you've started a brand a kids toys brand, you source the products and you're ready to launch. You've made instagram page, fb, tiktok, twitter everything! What will be your first approach to market? Remember

Stop comparing yourself to people you know nothing about aside from the 10 second videos you see. Focus on where you're going and who you're becoming. It's your life... live it.

New Coders, Stop Using Cursor & Windsurf So Early Yes, they’re cool. Yes, they feel powerful. But if you're still learning to code — they’re hurting you, not helping. You're skipping the grind. You're letting AI do the thinking. You're building o

Building startups 💡 isn’t easy if you limit yourself to people who aren’t ambitious or just repeat things like a parrot! You need to connect with the right people—only then you will get the feeling of, “Yes, it’s possible.” That’s what matters!

I have a question on my mind: Do colleges like IITs, NITs, or IIMs really matter for launching a successful startup, or is it possible to succeed without attending them? Additionally, what benefits do individuals gain by attending these colleges comp

It's is easy to to get funding from big VC firms?