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Hey, Myself Priyam Maurya and i'm about to start my own food delivering startup but I'm stuck in the tech part of it. I don't belong from a tech background but Ik financials well. So I'm looking for a co-founder from tech background who can help me o

Is a degree really gonna matter in 2025? 🤔 How did I get where I am today? Well, let me take you back to my Mumbai roots! Born and raised here, I’ve been navigating the online world for over 15 years. From community forums to customer support, my

STARTUP MYTH VS. REALITY : THE TRUTH ABOUT ENTREPRENEURSHIP:- 1) Myth: you need a brilliant, original idea. Reality: Execution beats novelty. Refining existing ideas often lead to success. 2) Myth: you need a lot of money to start. Reality: Many su

Hey guys I am thinking of giving up on business and go to college pay lakhs rupees fees by taking loan then get a paper called degree then get a job pay the debt till my death. I don't have any more motivation or discipline I have being trying everyt

How to Launch Your Tech Career WITHOUT a Traditional Degree 👇 1/ Myth: You NEED a Computer Science degree to break into tech. Reality: In 2024, skills > credentials Tech doesn't care about your paper. It cares about what you can BUILD. 🛠️ 2/ T

The Fear of Every Father: How Do We Protect Our Daughters in Today’s India? As a father, I never imagined I'd be this scared for my daughter's future. In 2021 alone, 31,677 rape cases were registered in India—an average of 86 daily, with nearly 89%

Elon Musk has strong opinions on education. He believes that traditional schooling methods are outdated and that learning should focus on problem-solving rather than rote memorization. * Focus on Understanding - He criticizes the traditional school

Feeling Stuck, But Not Giving Up There are days when I feel like I’m trapped in a cycle of failure—like no matter how hard I try, nothing seems to work. No progress, no wins, just endless struggles. I’ve tried to build something, to learn from start

What education actually mean? In India it's mean scoring good Mark's and getting bunch of degree. But what about learning skills... Almost 80%+ graduates are non Employble. This shows the lack of creativity, maturity (in terms of corporate need

Are You Living Your Dream or Just Another Brick in the System ??? From the moment we enter school, we are fed a script => study hard, score well, get a degree, find a ‘stable’ job. But have you ever stopped to ask: Whose dream am I really building?