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Startup Survival Story - 1 Airbnb: Turning Rejection into Opportunity When Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk founded Airbnb, they struggled to find investors. They were rejected by more than 20 venture capitalists. To survive, they s

Stealing from Scammers: Ethical Lessons from Spam Emails In today’s digital age, spam emails are a common nuisance, often from scammers trying to deceive and exploit people. The idea of "stealing" from scammers as a form of payback might seem tempti

Hey everyone, I created these few ads sort of things , and I got paid for 3 of them aswell. How are they for beggining the journey? Creative enough..? I'm terms of designing. If anyone would like me to create something like this for them, let me kno

Think you’re not creative? I bet you are. Let me prove it in the next 30 seconds Ever wonder why some people seem effortlessly creative while you struggle to "think outside the box"? It’s not because they were born creative. It’s because they never

Ran out of ideas? Try this! If you're ever stuck and can't think of ideas, here's a simple trick: Take 2-3 dice and roll them. Multiply the numbers you get to find your "Magic Number." Now, gather your team and collectively come up with that many

UPI Transactions were down 3 times in a week and the reason is high transaction due to IPL, Basically people started using apps like dream 11 and other betting apps. I mean, its easy to beat 90% of people out there as they’re anyway losing it all.

Well today I had a change to listen to an entrepreneur, and they were charging pretty handsome for their service but and had a really big proposal, with over 20 services but when I carefully listed to their conversation and analysed it I realised th

After Gensol's fraudulent activities, even BluSmart has stopped taking bookings in many areas now. Gensol was a very important partner for them the majority of the vehicles that BluSmart had were leased to them by Gensol. Now, they're even having tro

#11 Zerodha Nithin Kamath launched Zerodha, a discount brokerage firm, in 2010 with just ₹3 lakhs. He and his team worked relentlessly, at times even taking calls at 3 AM to provide customer support. They also created educational content like trad

Over 2 Lakh grocery stores shut down due to rising dominance of Quick Commerce. Is this inevitable since there is literally zero incentive to buy from them. They are unusually rude, expensive, inconvenient. How could these small businesses be saved