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Once chanakya said if you want something in your life then follow these 4 rules 1=} persuade ( साम ) 2=} purchase ( दाम ) 3=} punish ( दंड ) 4=} exploit the weakness ( भेद ) Real businessman use all these things to achieve real growth.

College education is so overrated. Students are taught 6-7 subjects per semester and out of that hardly one subject finds real life application. Reading these many subjects for 3-4 years, then preparing for post graduation and then for a job... Harsh

Technology has got intertwined with modern life blurring the line between ubiquity and luxury! How to win customer satisfaction in such a scenario where the tech gets commoditized? Please read the blog mentioned via the link and give your views/opi

Ok... I heard about a crazy business that's booming recently 😭 Some Genz's are paying a group of peoples to take videos and photos on the pubs, or concerts etc... and send it to them. And Those who paid will post it in their story or post that t

Life-Size Augmented Reality Human Anatomy Posters for Schools: Transform traditional learning into an interactive experience! Teachers can use tablets to bring these posters to life, showcasing detailed 3D anatomy models that students can explore in

9 Things to Turn On Your Customers (Sarcastic) 👉 Overpromise: Because who needs realistic expectations? 👉 Spam Emails: Nothing says 'I care' like daily junk. 👉 Vague Promises: Ambiguity is the new clarity. 👉 Ignoring Feedback: Who needs impro

Hello Everyone, My name ka Raj Singh and currently I am pursuing Btech CSE. Actually I have started my own interior designing business but we don't have office. We work online but for meetings we use luxury cafes like Starbucks and tim Horton. So my

Stumbled across the Y Combinator YouTube channel again — and wow, it really is a gold mine. Whether you're building something, thinking about it, or just curious how founders think, the stories and advice here hit different. No hype, just real lesso

I personally find existing Chatbots to be a little overrated. They're fantastic for simple, straightforward tasks like ordering a pizza, but when it comes to more complex or nuanced conversations, they can struggle. This can make them feel a bit over

Do you guys think that words like "startups" and "entrepreneurship" are buzzwords these days? People claim themeselves as the founder of a startup without actually knowing the term startup and entrepreneurship. I think these days business and trade h