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Not using AI in 2025 is like saying I don’t use the internet.

Why India's Real Unicorns Don’t Chase Fame, They Build Fixes Everyone's chasing valuations. But India's smartest startups? They chase problems. Let me explain: In 2025, we’re seeing a quiet trend. Startups aren’t selling “cool”. They’re selling

Boat setting up a new factory? Sounds less like manufacturing and more like 'manu-fact-turing.' Another smooth sail in the sea of marketing gimmicks

Why i don’t post professionally like other founders and CEOs in this galaxy: I want to brand myself as a cool founder—not a super serious one. Let’s be real: we all know what kind of content this generation actually connects with. I’m not here to fa

Throwback to Aug 2023: I was in full-on Mark Zuckerberg mode. Thought I was building the next Facebook. I had this line on loop in my head: “A million dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? A billion dollars.” Spoiler: That mindset is NOT cool.

Now I’ve got another idea for an engine that could achieve Mach 11 or 12—something like the fictional Darkstar. Here's the main point: humanity currently doesn’t have a material that can withstand the extreme friction and heat at those speeds. But h

With the right marketing, even an average product can make a strong impact. It’s not always about what’s best, it’s about what’s marketed best.

Just came across this interesting experiment by Ring. Which design do you think did better? — The answer is B. Turns out the super cool immersive video was distracting people from creating accounts. Sometimes, boring is good.

I disagree. The real opportunity is in expanding the pie, not fighting over what’s already there.

Every startup sounds genius in the pitch. Every candidate sounds perfect on paper. Neither means much without execution. In the end, it’s: → Can this product actually solve pain? → Can this person actually own outcomes? Hiring tip: Trade credentials