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It's always fascinating to open Medial in the early morning and read some random idea that makes absolutely no sense. Niket Raj Dwivedi told it right in the Shark tank that this is the place where everyone gets a voice without feeling to be judged.

What’s the one mistake every first-time founder makes?

Instead of chasing success, you ask, “What would guarantee failure?” It exposes hidden risks, errors, and blind spots you’d normally miss. This one shift makes your strategy stronger, smarter, and harder to break. Invert first. Advance second.

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Second-time Founders The Curt Richter rat experiment is brutal, but reveals fascinating insights on hope. Rats placed in a jar half-filled with water struggled at first, but without any signs of escape, they gave up and drowned in 15 minutes. But

I just completed my first year of engineering in EXTC, and the second year will start in around one month. Can you suggest something for me to learn in the second year apart from coding and development?

What makes people stop scrolling isn’t speed — it’s meaning. And what makes them stay? 📳 A feeling they didn’t expect — but needed Lately, I’ve been noticing something strange. AI can write, design, brainstorm — faster than ever. But the things pe

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Just dropped HeadsIn on the Medial Startup Showcase 🚀 MVP live | Already 2K+ candidates with 55 companies hiring with us | We're just getting started We’re building India’s first role-specific job matchmaking platform — where AI meets transparency

Most AI startups fail at step 1: They jump into code without clarity. At @opslifysoftware we start with: 🔹 Problem-first discovery 🔹 AI mapping 🔹 UI/UX that makes sense Fast code is useless without sharp thinking.