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Startups are just getting crazy!

Your problems aren’t the actual ones. - 80% of your problems are self-inflicted. - 80% of your income comes from 20% of your clients. - 80% of your results come from 20% of your time. Focus on 20%, growth will be exponential.

An idea is going on in my mind for many days and I will present this idea in front of you all after 20 to 30 days. Now, I would like to say that this idea has come for the first time in India.

Most people won't start their startups Most startups will fail Most of them won't be unicorns Only a few will know real success And maybe one of those few will change the world for the better

Most incompetent folks won't understand that getting a job is more a function of talent, skill set , credibility and pedigree ( least important) Employers " don't care " which language you speak, which place you come from. Everyone wants to hire th

A startup similar to Blinkit and Zepto, but with a key difference—we deliver items from local vendors instead of big brands, focusing on Tier 2 cities and beyond. this might take time to deliver but atleast you're getting it from a trusted place

I am starting a tech B2B startup which will only have profit/decent profit only if recurring clients are like alot (atleast more than 1,000 per year). Before having good amount of recurring clients (atleast 1,000 or more) I won't be having profit, m

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You always hear about startups failing, but no one talks about VC funds going under. It happens more often than you think. Most fail because they chase hype instead of solid businesses, burn through capital without a follow-on strategy, or simply get

The concept in lifestyle and Next generation Sustainable liveing and breathing cities. the designs in the book could be the only way to survive as a community in peace. how will these city's survive how will they commercialise themselves free housing