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Embrace your dreams! Remember, the fear of suffering is often worse than the suffering itself. Every moment spent pursuing your dreams is a moment spent connecting with the divine. Don’t let fear hold you back! ✨💖 #ChaseYourDreams #FearlessLiving #S

Common fears startup founders go through: Fear of failure – pouring years of effort and savings only to see it collapse. Fear of running out of money – not being able to raise funds or generate revenue in time. Fear of rejection – investors, custo

Many early-stage startups in India face the constant pressure of growth vs becoming profitable. Which of these do you think is a BIGGER challenge in the current market?

In recent years, social media has become a central part of our lives, but for many teens and young adults, it's also a source of immense pressure. The constant drive for likes, comments, and followers fuels comparison, self-doubt, and anxiety. This p

Are you distracted and have ADHD.... The influence of social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat fosters a culture of instant gratification and constant comparison, often leading to distractions and procrastination. This constant dig

Your comfort zone feels safe, but it’s the quietest way to let your dreams slip away. Failure, on the other hand, teaches, builds resilience, and pushes you forward. When you stay comfortable, you’re choosing familiarity over growth, routine over

AI made me the kind of student I always wanted to be — curious about everything, not afraid of tough topics, and free to explore anything that interests me. No fear. No pressure. Just learning what I love, my way.

Unspoken issues in the startup space: The relentless pressure on startup founders often overshadows some critical, yet rarely discussed, realities. Beyond funding and scaling, what about the gnawing loneliness of leadership? The constant need to pro

When a child takes an extreme step like #suicide after failing to clear a #competitiveexam, it is unfair to blame only the #parents. The real cause is a much bigger problem, which includes society, the education system, peer pressure, and unrealist

My parents and relatives want me to follow the traditional path. The old way. The safe way. They want me to walk a road they know — but the world has changed. They don’t understand the careers of today. They don’t see the value in what I love, in wh