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Have you ever thought of this ? When you learn to drive, you are quite anxious at start how to control your steering, break, clutch and accelerator. In first few weeks your steering is often gets controlled by others, similarly while starting a busin

POV: The Imperceptible Allure Despite her constant efforts to reduce her mindless scrolling, Rhea was unable to resist picking up her phone. "Not today," she would tell herself, but a notification would flash, and the cycle would repeat. She had

💡 Business Idea: Rage Room 👨‍💻 Concept: In a rage room, people can release their pent-up frustration by destroying old household items like outdated TVs, old computers, broken microwaves, worn-out furniture, mirrors, and even their grandmother’s

I joined this one Start-up as an intern, they had zero documentation of work, explained me things in bits of peices, had a steep learning curve, no one really communicates and everyone seems to be in Rush ALL THE FUCKING TIME. Even my team mate, (My

How to Build a Successful Startup? Here’s What I’ve Learned! 💡 1. Build Something People Love ❤️ – Make a product users rave about. 2. Make It Simple to Explain 🗣️ – If it takes long to explain, it won’t stick. 3. Pick a Fast-Growing Market 📈

I Am __ Years Old Today 🎉 I feel very thankful for all the good things and even the tough times that God has given me. The happy moments in life are really enjoyable, and the times when I faced problems taught me important lessons. I intend to te

Seriously this needs to be discussed, Me and my friend approached and bagged a SMS ( school management system). The crazy part was having meeting and social drinking gatherings from manager of accounts , it, school manager etc, By the time we burn

How many second chances does one founder get? Why do the good ones have to suffer because of a few bas ones? From Housing.com to Broker Network (4B Networks Pvt Ltd) to now Kult — that’s three companies, hundreds of crores raised, and yet the story

Yahoo - was founded in 1994 by Jerry Yang and David Filo two graduate students but he's the thing Yahoo was never meant to be a business these two graduates just listed their favourite website in a directory and published it in the internet. Because

Anurag Chabbra failed 20 times and didn't even go to college before hitting his successful venture which now makes more than ₹150 crores. Anurag faced multiple rejection at job interviews because he didn't have a college degree. Thus in frustration