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This guy just explained how a physics lesson can be used in achieving success + the intro is so dope, Incredible!

Mark Zuckerberg stole facebook. Elon Musk didn't start Tesla or X. Ray Croc didn't own McDonalds. Moral compass is a good thing but chasing novelty doesn't guarantee success. Stop pondering over every thing. Focus on getting shit done

FamPay clearly knew what they were doing. Only reason why their core business of making a neo bank for Teens didn't work well is that they were too early. They were trying to promote Online Payments for teens when their parents themselves hadn't ada

Have you ever wondered what type of mark on food packets represent what? 1. Red Triangle - recently the government has changed the mark of non veg food packet from red circle to red Triangle so that even color blind can also identify it. 2. The cro

Honestly, I didn't find traditional education very useful for my entrepreneurial journey. My real learning began when I started self-educating through articles, investor insights, and business podcasts. I've also gained invaluable lessons from the mi

A "Pivot" is just a nice word for "We were wrong." And that's your superpower. 🚀 The startup world loves to romanticise the "pivot." It sounds like a chess grandmaster's calculated, genius move. The reality? It's usually a moment of sheer panic

Did you know ? Mark Zuckerberg took the entire Facebook staff to see 'The Social Network' Many people wonder-if so many facts in The Social Network were wrong, why didn't Mark Zuckerberg go against its release? He’s actually explained this more t

I didn't need to think hard about this. While I can't throw a 98-mph fastball like Shohei Ohtani or dunk like LeBron James, there's a lesson in how top athletes leverage their talents for financial success. During graduation season, let's look at For

Why Most People Fail at Business (And How to Succeed) The Tale of Two Entrepreneurs: David and Mark David and Mark were childhood friends who shared the same dream—to start their own businesses and achieve financial freedom. At the age of 25, they

Most Successful Entrepreneurs Failed. Will You? In the United States, the majority of successful entrepreneurs failed at least 3 times before achieving success. Statistics indicate that: ✅ First-time founders are only 20% successful ✅ Those who have