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Hard facts i want to put out in my entrepreneurial race that i want to follow on- - I want to make a business that grows on a slow pace and not being a part of the rat race But Infact strategising slow, analyzing the market and going with the flow

Don’t try to go fast when building a startup. Take it slow and enjoy the process. Fast doesn’t guarantee consistency but being slow and steady does. If you wanna raise funding and flex, that’s a different story 😄

Will the social media content market (like Instagram and YouTube) keep growing, or will it eventually slow down and level off?

Everyone tell us that we have to take jobs to make money or to do anything to make money We told that to escape rate race and you all don't know but now making money by side hustle and other things is rat race Our society told us that making money

Everyone has 10 new ideas everyday which make them confuse. Be focus ! Start with small problem. Solve problem in actual. Talk to your user personally , keep iterating until and unless you find the HERO PRODUCT. Dont loose hope. Its a new rat ra

Hi Guys! I'm going to open a cafe near NIFT bangalore. The menu items consist of quick bites, shakes and fast foods considering the student and corporate crowd nearby. Please suggest some good names for the cafe.

For all the hard-workers out there working in startups, wondering why growth feels slow despite giving it everything - "In startups, silent effort fades fast. Be a spotlight, not a shadow. Do not just whisper your wins. Instead, keep a brag doc. Vis

What’s one lesson you unlearned while building or working in a startup? For me, it was this idea that “faster = better.” I used to obsess over speed — shipping fast, deciding fast, growing fast. But over time I’ve seen how speed without clarity just

Success isn't forever, failure isn't the end. It's having the guts to keep going that matters- Winston Churchill What new ideas have you used to tackle problems and make your business grow in the fast-changing world of startups and marketing?

Usain Bolt trained for more than four years to run for just nine seconds. Four years of pushing his body to the limit, waking up early, staying late, perfecting every stride, every muscle movement, every ounce of his power all for a race that lasts l