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Everybody's Life is quite fucked up. Someone is dealing with work stress. Someone is dealing with relationship issue. But indian entrepreneurs are next level Someone build this app for emotional support and got funded Do you know their investors?

Scary sales roles in EdTech companies, with BS products, the same result that Byju’s has gotten, did the investors, NOT FOR ONCE see this REVOLUTIONARY product? I worked for a similarly f**ed up company, and they currently operate Globally, and are f

Just a simple question :- Why everyone is focusing on app and digital services where it is very hard to make money and ROI if you are funded. There is great opportunity in goods and commodity business where someone with innovation can cater and gat

In a startup, everyone does a little bit of everything. One day, I’m handling code; the next, I’m helping with social media or talking to clients. It’s a balancing act that’s sometimes overwhelming, but it’s also what makes this journey so exciting.

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“Fibe, a nine-year-old Indian startup whose app allows users to quickly access loans for various needs, such as medical emergencies, education, and shopping, raised a $90 million Series E round co-led by Amara Partners, TR Capital and others.” Are

[05/12, 20:02] Bhai Hum Log Aagaye: I have an amazing idea. If you're interested in investing, please visit and consult with me first. After that, you can decide to invest. I need an investor who can invest 10 to 20 lakhs and earn monthly. The locati

What’s something that pushes you to stop being a sloth and get stuff done? For me, in full disclosure, self-shaming and humiliation works well. I find myself to be much more productive in an environment where I’m surrounded by people who are also w

Finance Concept – Budgeting Basics The Story of Aarav's Dream Journey Aarav was a 22-year-old with big dreams of starting his own café. He had a small savings account and a passion for coffee, but he didn’t know where to begin. One day, he decided t

I have a stupid question in my mind.why aren't politicians forced to use the government owned educational institutes and healthcare facilities.like a permanent ban on using any private services let alone international ones. Wouldn't it help in increa