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Great marketing is 80% psychology, 10% storytelling, 10% execution. And you get good at psychology by: -Watching what people click -Listening to why they buy -And shutting up when they talk That’s your playbook, as a marketer and a founder.

How many of you dealt with these Instagram scammers don’t you guys think they are growing day by day

Trading is Psychology game. The most people think they are playing against the market but the market doesn't care. You are really playing against yourself

😜 In Japan, a whole class of people called "cyber homeless" has formed. These people live in Internet cafes because it is cheaper than renting a place to live. These cafes are usually equipped with free showers and where you can buy underwear. 🤣

One thing about really successful people: They don't go around screaming about their success, and those who do usually end up disappointing in real life. - Raj shamani

Most people say Dmart, zepto, blinkit, reliance retail will co-exist But they don't really understand the concept of wealth Wealth is not a zero sum game, but a disproportionate amount of wealth will go to people who make consumers burn less energ

Currently everybody in debate that Dmart is going to shutdown or Dmart is going to have no impact over rising Quick commerce. But few points which are definite, nobody can challenge them :- 1. Dmart will lose its future potential growth which it wa

Is Dmart a Scam? This weekend I went to Dmart it felt like the whole people from the city was inside it parking space is full,every shopping trolleys were taken,store is full cant even walk freely,bill counters were crowded.Prices of all the product

Hi Guys, this is my a simple query not any startup related. In larger cities how people find their rental houses, flats, for one day two day or any land plot? Is there any app or anything I know some apps like Bricks, No Brokerage but there is not li

Pay close attention to human psychology, and you'll begin to spot the flaws in many popular articles and theories on what to do—and what not to do. These so-called "rules" often overlook the deeper, more complex aspects of human behavior. By understa