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Imagine you're about to make an online purchase. You tap on your favorite shopping app, but it takes forever to load. Frustrated, you close it and open another app that loads instantly. Within moments, you're browsing through a beautifully simple int

Don't build MVP'S before knowing these types of PMF!! 3 types of Product-Market Fit - and why most founders chase the wrong one Sequoia Capital's Arc program developed one of the most useful PMF frameworks Ive seen. Most founders assume PMF always

Paul Graham’s Timeless Framework for Finding Startup Ideas. Back in 2012, Paul Graham wrote the now-classic "How to Get Startup Ideas". Over a decade later, it’s still one of the most important essays for any founder trying to build something real.

The Idea Maze: A Founder's Framework for Startup Success Marc Andreessen's assessment of Balaji Srinivasan is striking: "Balaji has the highest good idea output rate of anyone I know." With multiple $100M+ companies sold, experience as Coinbase CTO,

Time for another reveal - this is the 5th one, probably Simplicity is a Superpower! ✨ (Especially in Complex Services) We often get caught up in industry jargon/lingo and complicated features, thinking it makes us sound smart. But when I reflect

Over the past year, I’ve had the privilege of working with clients from diverse countries, each bringing unique experiences and lessons. Here’s a quick take on how different regions shape business dynamics and relationships: India: Indians are incre

So yesterday I was watching a random video and when I clicked on the comment section I saw something called as youtube hype.I thought that was some BS update and moved on Today I have seen Chamarti Sreekar bro's post about YouTube removing the tren

Contrarian take: Tata’s Bigbasket and not Zepto is India’s q-com dark horse 🙌🙌 And I have five reasons why. Let’s dive into some crazy stuff! .. One 👇 The Tata Group company had been reported to have just a 5% market share a few months back.

In November 2023, OpenAI fired its CEO Sam Altman out of nowhere. No warning. No leaks. Just gone. 4 days later? He was back. Microsoft stepped in. Employees revolted. It was the craziest 96 hours in Silicon Valley history. On November 17, OpenAI’s