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I’ll be honest… In 2022, I had this idea, to share raw, zero bullshit stories of startups: how they began, the struggles, and what made them win. But on social medias, these stories got buried in the algorithm within days. So I built something dif

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Everyone loves to talk about billion-dollar startups. But the real lessons come from the ones making $10K, $50K, $100K quietly behind the scenes. That’s what I write about. Stories of underrated founders, clever growth hacks, and raw lessons that

India's real-estate sector is poised to for a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.7% from 2020 to 2030. The trajectory, moving from USD180 billion in 2020 to a projected market size of USD1 trillion by 2030 With time the market is also becomi

Today’s newsletter story is a bit different. A tool started as a simple idea to make video editing less painful. Today, it’s used by top creators and teams and pulling in $28M+ a year. It lets you edit videos like editing a doc, but that’s just th

📰 🚨 INBOX REVOLUTION: Google DeepMind Is Building an AI That Handles Your Emails! 📬🧠 Say goodbye to email overload 😵‍💻 Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis is working on an AI-powered email assistant that could change how millions handle their i

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