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I always think! why everyone says that "risk hai toh ishk hai" ok! we know that we have to take risk but it's correct to go all in one thing like take all risk in one project or something it's not true! actually taking calculated risk and that risk

This or that? Pick one: 1) Raise $1M today OR land 10K users today? 2) Technical co-founder OR dream investor? 3) 5-day workweek OR 4-day grind + Friday rest? 4) Build in stealth OR build in public? Drop your picks - no wrong answers (maybe).

I've applied for over 100 Founder’s Office roles, and every single one has rejected me due to a lack of "relevant experience." The irony? They're looking for high-risk-takers with multitasking abilities—yet they aren’t willing to take a risk on a fr

Treat your earliest employees like gold; they took the biggest risk alongside you.

"Startup founders are the architects of the future, building bridges to worlds that do not yet exist. Their greatest challenge is not the obstacles they face, but convincing others to see the invisible and believe in the impossible."

It’s always not easy to mislead the public market compared to the private one, simply because public markets are more accessible and heavily scrutinized. Public companies have to follow strict reporting rules, making it harder to hide or manipulate i

No doubt, India conducts 17% of its exports to the USA, but it is very important for us to know that India is gradually diversifying its exports. Therefore, our market does not face as much risk from USA tariffs as others, like China. On the contrary

I've a funny but logical startup idea, the idea is simple, building premium public toilets for the office workers especially as we can see the hygiene in most public washrooms is not great so what we have to do is enter partnership with the property

Fukra Insan launched his drink and it is priced at ₹150, YouTubers launch their products thinking that we are celebrities and the whole of India will buy our products, maybe instead of thinking about this they should think what the public needs, they