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A startup grows only when the team follows systems.

When we think about startup or any early stage project the founder's mindset should be more focused on making money or the project.... How is it seen when a founder start to make a company just to earn money.??

To all WFH employees, if you sits at the founder's position in your company/startup for one day, would you encourage 'office peacocking' at your office?

Has anyone ever actually used the “take photo now” option when uploading a profile picture?????

"Startup Reality" Expectation: Picture of a person in a suit with sunglasses, making deals on the phone. Reality: Same person in pajamas at 2 AM debugging code and sipping instant coffee.

“When a founder sells, the business starts. When employees sell, the business grows. But when customers sell, the business scales." This is one of the greatest lessons I saw for startups

Friends, let’s try something fun. Prompt ChatGPT with: “Based on what you know about me, draw a picture of what you think my current life looks like.” Mine is quite interesting 😀 Show me yours below 👇

Entrepreneurship looks like a money game… 𝗕𝘂𝘁 𝗶𝘁’𝘀 𝗻𝗼𝘁. Entrepreneurship is a hidden self-improvement game. Your business only grows when you do.

Building a startup often feels like waiting for rain ☔⚡ Endless preparation with no guarantee when results will come. I wrote my first Medium essay about this journey. Would love feedback from fellow builders 🙏