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Jab Founders Din raat apni marvate hain early days me tab koi jaldi unpaid kaam karne ko ready nhi hota and jab founder apna startup ka success enjoy karta hai peisa kharcha karta hain toh Employee and normal public criticize karne lag jate hain hypo

Hey everyone! Main ek naya startup idea pe kaam kar raha hoon – aur jaldi hi ek app launch karne ka plan hai. 🙌 Abhi main initial research & planning phase me hoon, aur mujhe thodi guidance, mentorship, aur support ki zarurat hai. Agar aap: ✅ Start

Startup founders, suno! Maine ek baar AI ko apna “shortcut” samjha. Ek Co-Founder Agreement tha – par client bola, “Bas jaldi ho jaye!” AI ne ek minute mein check kiya. ✅ Terms saaf.
✅ Koi risk nahi dikha. Laga, “Wah, kitna aasan hai!” Par phirr di

hello everyone good morning I want your view on my idea.... I am planning to make a instant energy candy that can gives you instant energy and Mai ye soch raha hu ki gym me workout ke time bhi isko use kar sakte hai and candy ki market me abhi koi a

Growth hides flaws. Crisis shows if you really have a business. That’s exactly what happened with Fittr. During COVID, Fittr became the poster child of India’s online fitness boom. Revenue soared from ₹58 Cr to ₹90 Cr. Investors rushed in. But beh

Wanna be video editors⁉️ Content creation ka era hai, Video editors ki demand is hotter than Riyan Parag's search history. But how to stand out in this crowd? 1. Make your work top-notch. Average se kaam nahi chalega! 2. Build a killer social pres

I was talking to someone recently, like consulting them about their ideas. They said they don't believe in CV. And I feel in this day and age, CV are bullshit. It's all about how you gel with company culture and it's people, kaam to ata hi hai aur ba

I was talking to someone recently, like consulting them about their ideas. They said they don't believe in CV. And I feel in this day and age, CV are bullshit. It's all about how you gel with company culture and it's people, kaam to ata hi hai aur ba

From Bitter Start to Salty Success: How Tata Salt Became India's No.1 In the 1980s, Tata Salt’s launch wasn’t smooth. Indians were used to buying loose salt at local shops, and many found the idea of packaged salt unnecessary and expensive. Initial

𝗔𝗱𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘂𝗿𝘀 - 𝟲 Cash flow is underestimated by most people - the amount of cash flow. If it is possible, be a little overcapitalized. There are lot of CEOs who are good product guys, they are great operat