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Startups Fail from Bad Strategy, Not Bad Ideas The best founders don’t rely on instinct—they use frameworks to outmaneuver competitors. Here are 6 strategy frameworks every founder should master. Strategy beats luck—every time.

Been experimenting with basic product deployment lately. Realized you don’t always need full-blown tools unless you're building something complex. Sometimes a simple workaround does the job just fine.

Banaglore rains don’t seem to stop. Entire October has been full of rains.

Someone:Does Paytm has a great future? Me:I don’t know but this man has one🫡

Need an update, what happened to patanjali? Is it growing or its market has been destroyed, been long..haven't heard any news about them

why my recent post has been deleted ? please let me know what was wrong in it ?

You don’t have to be friends with every colleague. Sometimes, it’s best to just keep it professional and let them be colleagues. . . . Thoughts...?

I'm quite impressed by the strategy of penguin books! In every city they have hired people, and they send them a customized trucks with books and just like ice cream sellers they roam in a small truck with so many books! A mini moving library! And

How do we get into stable startups for Product Management Roles, if we aren't from IIT / IIM and without MBA ? Lately, my experience has been HRs don't reply and people are not reachable in general for a referral. Can someone please guide here ?

A bit (A lot) late post but Ride has been accepted into Razorpay Rize and it has already been immensely awesome for us. Just chatting with the fellow founders one day and next day seeing them on headlines has been a surreal experience to say the leas