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Hi guys, I would love and appreciate if someone answers all the 3 questions. 1. Do you think there are healthy food options available in Bangalore or Mumbai or Chennai or Hyderabad? 2. What's the hardest part of getting healthy food options in thes

I just received a bad news from one of my friends who got PPO from Atlassian. His PPO got revoked. I still remember the day he threw party after getting the PPO.

Unpopular opinion but reddit is a shithole for someone who wants to do something in his/her life. It's a place filled with a bunch of loners and low-life people who spend the entire day on subs and Discord servers and do absolutely nothing. Except fo

What’s the Hardest Part About Starting Something New? Whether it’s a startup, a side hustle, or even a new habit—getting started is always the toughest part. For some, it’s fear of failure. Others struggle with imposter syndrome, finding the right

Does someone else share this feeling too? The feeling of constantly running, and not reaching anywhere? On the surface, I am doing great. I enjoy what I do, I am passionate about work every day, I am getting compensated fairly, and I am taking on m

2025 has been a wild ride so far! Had in-depth discussions with my company's founder and a bunch of other founders, gaining insights into scaling and business strategy. Scaled software to over 500k+ users, diving deep into high-scalability architect

In a world where the pace of life seems to accelerate with each passing day, the quest for holistic well-being has become more paramount than ever. Amidst the plethora of healthcare options available, there's a time-honored tradition that stands out

Ravi, 32, was seated at his desk, feeling pressured by a challenging deadline. As the stress increased, he sensed his anxiety grow, thinking, “I won’t be able to complete it on time.” His thoughts sped with negativity, rendering the task seem unachie

Part 1: Business Pitch: Affordable Healthcare & Insurance for All 1. Problem Statement: Millions of poor and middle-class Indians lack awareness about free or low-cost healthcare facilities, leading to delayed treatment and financial struggles. 2