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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

I don’t fear competition anymore Because 90% of people quit before the first update How do you stay consistent when growth feels dead

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.

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?

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

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