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Rule #1: Always win. Rule #2: Win big. Rule #3: And when everyone, including you, is sure you’re going to lose… Win Again.

From an investment perspective, real estate is a very localised play. If you have some black money to put in, land in a growing city almost always works. If it is all white, there could be still some bets worth taking but the number goes down sharp

It’s funny how people complain about not winning. Step 1: Keep going until it works. Step 2: When it finally works, go faster. It's that simple.

Have you ever thought? Episode 1 Bulk buying gricery is like raising a huge round without product–market fit. Looks cheap, feels smart… until you realize most of it goes to waste. Sunday FEK (Food Experience Kits) is bootstrapped efficiency. Right

I use VS Code. I have always used it. And never really considered switching. Is that wrong? What do you use?

It's crazy that IndiGo enjoys a complete/near-monopoly on 35/66% of its domestic routes! I mean, everyone focuses on the brutal price wars on major routes. We see the fight for Delhi-Mumbai or Bangalore-Chennai. This is the visible, noisy part of th

I always plan and start it but for some time everything goes well but after some time everything starts going away from me.

Most of us rely on prompting to get the work done through ChatGPT. Even I used to follow this technique until one of my friends taught me how to master Context Engineering. Here's how it works: Prompting vs Context Engineering Prompting is about a

Have you used tripadvisor? How many times have you used it?