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✨ 5 Books That Will Teach You More Than Any College Degree: 1. “How to Read a Book” by Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren 2. “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind” by Yuval Noah Harari 3. “Poor Charlie’s Almanack” by Charles T. Munger 4.

What's the scope of game development? I'm currently graduating in 3rd tier engineering college but I'm interested in game designing. Can I able to justify my college fee and the parents hope as they put their hard earned money for my college fee if

Suggest some crazy good books that I must read to become better at entrepreneurship and collaboration? I can sense a founder in me is boiling to the brim and can burst out soon.

What will you choose 1. Learning a new skill for 3 years and being able to boost it up as much as you want 2. Doing a degree from a valuable college for 3 years and getting placed in GOOD MNCs

It's always fascinating to open Medial in the early morning and read some random idea that makes absolutely no sense. Niket Raj Dwivedi told it right in the Shark tank that this is the place where everyone gets a voice without feeling to be judged.

Day 9 of risking everything to build something bigger than myself. Today felt good. I finally fixed the errors from yesterday and everything started making sense again. I was able to fully implement the onboarding screens, signup, login and even the

So the idea is very simple it is basically starting up a food canteen business in college so it doesn't sound new but the issue is that many colleges don't have a proper canteen which targets these students they jus provide food knowing they will buy

Been coming across a lot of these ads by a "BUSINESS SCHOOL" called Mesa Which is supposedly to be for those who want to work in a startup or want to start their own business someday Bro says, its a 12month PGP that teaches way differently and pract

The first book I ever read was Founder’s Office by Sarthak Ahuja. When I read it years ago, I didn’t really get it. I was too early in my journey to understand what it was trying to teach. Reading it again now felt completely different. The way Sart