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Restraint is critical if you're smart enough to explore, hold a lot of energy and want to make one thing huge. Either you embrace it or outsource authority to influence decisions.

Small improvements each day add up. Whether in fitness, learning, or projects-slow progress is still progress. What's one thing you're improving on right now?

One of my very close relatives works at an anti drone company. She says the govt. has ordered anti drone guns now, which were ignored previously. We don't value the private companies much, but only in crisis. Mostly, pvt companies are way better an

Jake Paul & Mike Tyson will take home over $60 MILLION from their fight. That's more than Muhammad Ali's ENTIRE career earnings. YouTube boxing has transformed sports forever. A brief history of how it got so big, why it's so lucrative & what it m

This thing can give you value for everything you say ,And this is the thinking of the world which you cannot change, you can only correct yourself 😵‍💫🥲

Congratulations! 🎉 We didn’t go to war. We chose wisdom. बधाई हो — युद्ध टला। समझदारी की जीत हुई। For us in the startup world, this means one clear thing: Time to refocus and get back to building! 🙏 Let's channel this renewed clarity into our pr

Gmail creator Paul Buchheit on how to build something 100 people love Paul, one of the creators of Gmail, built the first version in just one day. But what made Gmail great was what came next—listening to users and improving it step by step. Befor

Why everyone is just building some sort of bureaucratic thing . After building one thing then just Only revenue goal. No innovation no futuristic goal ?? Like inventing Pepsi formula and then marketing.

The most hated politician is the one who not only completes most of the promises made in the manifesto, but also completes the projects others planned but never finished.

I want you to be a part of my video.🌱 If you’ve ever felt like: • No one gets how deeply I love! • I’m too intense for modern dating! • I crave soul over surface! I’d love to hear from you. What’s one thing you wish people understood about lov