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The world's first billionaire gave advice for entrepreneurs 1. Save Compulsively and Invest 2. Don't Try To “Get Rich Quick” 3. Self-Motivation is Key 4. Pick the right marketplace 5. Build A Strong Team one additional quote "I don't wan

The fact that most of the startups fail is because they over fantasize about their idea 💡& future, because of that they ignore the ground reality . It shows the biase mentality towards the own perspective of the world 🌍 :)

I want to start a esports organiser business for all types of popular multiplayer games! Any Advice?

I want to start a company. The product is currently made in US and china. But i want to make in india. Current Indian consumer/ people use Chinese products. So my question is will Indian people/ mentality use made in india products first? Like US

Seriously! These so-called few jealous developers and AI enthusiasts are blaming Astrotalk to hide their own mistakes. These people don’t even have the skill to create something like ChatGPT, yet they used the ChatGPT API and pretended to be AI start

🎭 Content Monetization 2.0: India's Not Just About DAUs Anymore Offline is still king but make it premium 👑 Pushpa casually dropping $180M shows Indians will pay big for theatrical experiences. Coldplay selling out concerts = premium offline exper

Being rich is better than being famous. You really don’t want to be famous. 📌 Read the biography of any famous person.

Iam pretty much concerned about Indian gaming industry Well apart from this fuss I don't understand one thing... What does online gaming mean to the government?? Is it just only about money games,casinos,card games, betting apps...that's it?? The

Someone sent me this. It was everything I needed to hear today. So, thought of sharing, someone else might want to hear this. You are not alone. And You've got this. Be delusional, be obsessed because Life happens in that 20%. Any thoughts??

"Hey fellow Indians As a software developer, I'm passionate about serving my nation. I know being a good person is a great start, but I want to make a difference by listening to public problems. Should I prepare for UPSC or enter politics? Politics i