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Guys, if you're a student with an .edu email, you'll get a 50% discount on a Lovable membership, costing around $12.50 per month. A fair deal, I’d say.

Don’t try to prove yourself to family or friends , Instead prove yourself as an startup founder by solving a problem with a solution that’s worth your effort. Expect no support, But be ready to thrive yourself

I have taken one credit card and paid the amount now I want to close the card but in order to close the card it's taking a hell lot of time and they won't lift the call and reply to the mail I guess all the bank people when we want the card they call

Top books that helped me write better cold emails 📩 Not fluff. Not theory. Just books that actually helped me get replies — and close. 1. Influence — Robert Cialdini 2. The Mom Test — Rob Fitzpatrick 3. $100M Offers — Alex Hormozi 4. Way of the Wol

Hey! This side kartik Jain founder of PD Marketing. We’re looking for Cold Calling Sales Reps on a commission-only basis. 💼📞 🔹 Role: Cold calling and book meetings for our agency. Once the meeting is booked, our process will be to close the deal.

Nothing you do will "work." People expect things to magically fall into place. That’s not how life functions. Startups don’t work. You make them work. Relationships don't sustain. You sustain them. Interviews don’t crack themselves. You crack the

🚨 If your sales pipeline is empty, there's only one person to blame: you. Appointment setting is the unsung hero of B2B lead generation—yet everyone wants to skip it and rush to the "close." Let me break it down: You could have the best product,

Founders, don’t send your deck first. I’ve helped founders raise crores. The most painful mistake? Sending the deck too early. A deck is NOT an invitation. It’s a confirmation. > Investors don’t open cold PDFs. They open conversations. Instead: