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Exams make me stay up late working on subjects I don’t even like, but on regular days, I sleep early instead of putting that effort into things I love. Funny how pressure beats passion sometimes.

Balance is not always 50:50. It sometimes 30:70 Maybe 60:40 Even 20:80 Or 34.73:65.27 It's more about doing the most important things more efficiently (even sometimes that one thing only) rather than doing everything equally.

No one talks about ways to fail, even though we all know it's the best way to minimize risk. Tell me what actions often lead to failure.

First, DHFL and now Jet Airways, both have one thing in common: retail investors knowingly invest their money in such companies that are bound to fail, and then they blame the government for losing their money. But investors don’t see their own mista

The Fear of Failure: How It Can Be Your Greatest Asset Failure is often seen as the ultimate fear in the business world, but what if it could be your biggest advantage? Here’s how embracing the fear of failure can lead to success: 1. Learning Opportu

Cursor is a great tool that makes coding easier, and it was built really well. But sometimes, even the best tools lose value when the world changes fast AI is starting to write full codebases on its own. If that becomes normal, tools like Cursor (wh

Even the smartest bots can lose their minds sometimes. 😉😂 Source - https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/gemini-has-meltdown-and-calls-itself-a-failure-google-says-it-is-just-a-bug-2768187-2025-08-08?utm_source=washare&utm_medium=soci

Ignorance really is bliss for founders. If you know too much, you’ll see every flaw, overthink every risk and never start up. The naive ones just build, fail, pivot, survive and sometimes win (even with the craziest ideas). Your odds are zero if y

One of the weirdest parts of being a founder is that sometimes you feel like you are the next big thing while sometimes you feel nothing’s gonna work out. But what’s more crazy is that this can happen in an interval of 5 minutes.

If you're a startup owner or part of the founding team what was a doubt or illusion you had initially that turned out to be a minor thing ? For me- I thought I thought I couldn't even sell a single product and my all marketing tactics will fail