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My thoughts on successful startups. 1 keep your goals simple and understandable 2 Let people connect with you 3 hustle and hustle more 4 Avoid negativity but never leave the challenges 5 Stay in a good environment 6 never lose your money. #start

I am opening an e-bookstore! 📚 The idea is simple—I want to keep only those books that aren’t easily available. Instead of stocking common titles, I’ll ask the community which books they want and try to source them from different places. What do y

Too often, you sell something better than what the customer really needs, no matter the price. Quality and price don’t matter if it’s not the right fit. If someone wants a simple laptop for daily use, don’t push a gaming rig, offer what suits them

My Personal Experience "Despite facing setbacks after graduation, including being denied a joining letter from a company, I've remained resilient. Initially flooded with rejections, I've persisted, applying tirelessly every day. Each rejection only

I don’t know if this is the right place to say this, but I need to let it out. Lately, I’ve been trying everything searching for clients who leave me on seen, applying for jobs that never reply, doing my best every single day just to end up feeling

• Kirana tech startups in India are struggling to make profits so these startups pivoted to some extent.📈 Pivoted Businesses : 📈🚀 • Helping with Money Management: They offer services to help store owners keep track of their finances and sometime

Most people don’t leave a company because of the work. They leave because of their manager. Mamaearth co-founder Ghazal Alagh put it best: “Employees don’t leave companies, they leave managers.” After watching hundreds of teams across startups,

I’ve run out of places to put all this disappointment. Lately, everything feels like an endless loop — applying for jobs that never reply, messaging clients who vanish after saying they’re “interested,” checking my inbox like a fool hoping something

BUSINESS ISN'T ROCKET SCIENCE 1. Generating value Finding out what people need or want, then creating it. 2. Marketing Attracting attention and creating demand for what you have created. 3. Sales – converting potential customers into paying custom