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The ability to work goes down once you have stopped working. Couple of classes / recordings a day was sort of usual for me. Couple of times a month it used to be 6-8 hours of live classes as well. Now if I have to do even half of that - it feels

How to run a retail business in the competitive market? I am doing a retail business of certain items the major customer are manufacturers. How to approach and convince Manufacturers to purchase the items from us. I am doing the retail for past f

Know the difference between a Teaser Deck & a detailed Pitch Deck - Teaser decks are meant to be self explanatory slides of upto 4-5 slides smoothly but concisely defining your big idea to solve a problem for a market. Add who is on your team too. T

I recently stopped using Instagram, I was fed up with endlessly scrolling through reels. Somehow, X’s algorithm noticed and started showing me posts related to medial, so I came here and made an account. Let’s see how it goes.

Statement: A web application which is helpful for students to crack competitive exams. Which has an lot of category wise questions. Students can learn, practice and do a mock test. They can see their topic wise fluency and they can see their test rep

Usually we see the students lacks a lot in BMC ( Business Mode Canvas ), their tech part is strong but due to low clarity in BMC they lose the hackathons. That’s where Growbinar stands unique by offering valuable mentorship from round 2 till grand f

Its very interesting to see how businesses expand their horizons! As a big time foodie i feel this is a masterstroke by zomato! What are your thoughts?

Twitter is as crazy as its owner! The type of content most people are not interested in, its sad to see how quickly a social media can get polluted! Anyways happy to be here, on a clean platform....

How to pitch to VCs, lesson 101: Pitching to venture capitalists can be daunting. Here are some insider tips: 1. Clear Vision: Articulate your mission and how you’ll achieve it. 2. Market Understanding: Showcase your knowledge of the market and co

I'm intrigued by how pre-revenue startups manage to achieve significant growth, especially in sectors like community driven apps (such as Medial, kutumb) during their initial phases, without relying on funding or revenue streams right from the start?