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The first version won’t be perfect. But it’ll teach you more than overthinking ever will.

Can anyone suggest me how can i apply and where to apply for an internship as a web developer in this tough competition

Rule: Research-First, Apply-Later Development - Always rely on the most up-to-date and official documentation. - For every process, research first, then design, build, and apply. - Before implementing new features or designs, conduct research to ensu

First 48 hours of Medial Startup Showcase- 1) 110+ ideas submitted. 2) More than 2222+ votes combined! 3) More than 50+ shares of ideas on Twitter + Linkedin. The enthusiasm and energy is amazing. Just need to manage spam a little bit :P A n

atomic habits Habits are not the end aim ; they are the beginning. According to the "two-minute rule," begin with a task that takes less two minutes. Make routines simple: For instance, "Read one page" rather than "Read before bed." Master arri

OLA's CEO Vs Kunal Kamra!!! Bhavish Aggarwal seemed to be more concerned in trying to get under a stand-up comedian's skin than in taking accountability and answering the tricky questions.

What’s the first thing a founder should validate before building a product?

Tbh, your first app doesn’t need to be perfect. Even if the idea feels overdone, just launch it and put a simple paywall on it. You’ll learn way more from launching → monetizing → iterating than from waiting for the “perfect” idea. The real value?

Day 5 : Competition is for Losers - Insights from Peter Thiel (PayPal, Palantir, Founders Fund) • Aim for monopolies, not perfect competition • Capture massive value, don't just create it • Being the "last mover" dominating a market is better than

A Brief Timeline: Ritesh Agarwal Picture Ritesh Agarwal, born in 1993 in Odisha, India. At just 13, he's already hustling, selling SIM cards and making his first entrepreneurial strides. By 16, he's earned enough to buy his first computer for ₹50,00