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Look at these shoes. No one wanted to touch them because of how were "uncool" they were. Now, they sell more pairs than Converse and Puma COMBINED. How the "ugliest shoes ever" made fashion's biggest comeback: Let's rewind to 2006... Crocs were

Back in 2000, Nokia was unstoppable. They were selling 420 phones every minute and held a massive 70% share of the mobile market. Bigger than Apple 🍏, Samsung. Untouchable in the tech world. But then, they made one critical mistake: They bet again

Off campus interview at Hyderabad software firm They are working with a good number of hospitals(customized Hos Management software) Interview was for nodejs developer I went to the office, firstly they asked for originals, those who were not willi

SCAM ALERT: YOU ARE GETTING SCAMMED BY SO CALLED YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS ‼️ Most of us search videos related to start-ups on YouTube and we see the " Young influencers - Entrepreneurs " like ISHAN SHARMA , IMAN GADZHI , and idk more tbh. These people c

Teenage Struggles: My Zariya to Keep Growing Teenage life? It’s a rollercoaster of doubts, pressure, and figuring out where you belong. For me, every challenge felt massive, but they became my zariya to learn and grow. Failures weren’t the end; th

Everyone laughed when Google bought a 22-month-old startup for $50 Million... Now, that "startup" has 3.9 BILLION users. It makes more money than Snapchat, Airbnb and Uber COMBINED. Here's how a "tiny" purchase now powers half the world: 2003: A

Working at night seems 𝘂𝗻𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹 The silence floats in all around. Even the slightest sound feels like a huge thing. But one you know what? Working at night will make a whole lot of diff when it comes to your odds of being successful. Uti

When Agilitas sports raised their massive round just when they begun I wondered how were they able to raise so much? Apparently founder pedigree helps a lot. But looking at their Lotto deal which could result in revenues of 2000-3000 Crores in 2-3 ye

Minimalist became a pretty big deal in India's online beauty world by keeping things simple.They focused on clear ingredients, honest claims, and no fancy packaging. Basically, they told people exactly what was in their products and what those ingred

Apple spent millions designing their packaging. Other Tech Giants laughed at them. But this "dumb" decision is now studied in Marketing classes all over the world. Here's how and why they did it: In 1997, Steve Jobs returned to a struggling Apple