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Honestly, so called entrepreneur are trying to create any thing just to called as Startup found or ENTREPRENEUR. Their idea, doesn't mean anything, it's doesn't solve any problem, it doesn't even compete with anyone. People are actually creating pr

indian consumer want sasta product that doesn't mean kharab product, They need quality, packaging,value @lower price

Being an IITian doesn't mean u know what $ in keyboard meant for. Well does that mean Bhavish Aggarwal was able to build a company even without using atleast a Excel Formula😵‍💫 Waah bete waah - Tum tho heavy driver ho bhai💥

I want to ask that this line is very wrong I think that everything is possible everything is possible that also is that anything is possible anything comes under everything do without any any superpower with only your hand can you shift 18 story buil

I line I like so much from book my sexy millionaire is that materialistic things cannot give you real happiness but inside your heart+brain will give you real happiness so it's not mean that we should not get happiness from materialistic things but

Everyone knows Murphy’s Law: “Anything that can go wrong, will.” But there’s a flip side—Yhprum’s Law: “Everything that can work, will.” Sometimes systems succeed despite the odds. Not because they’re perfect, but because humans adapt. Chaos birth

Sometimes, I wonder how we waste our time in things which doesnot contribute anything to our success. Imagining we have 90 years, that is only 1080 months in total. Let's count each and make it productive.

if a cofounder who has past achievements joins you it doesn't matter, his status or anything doesn't matter ..... what truly matters if their presence makes your startup any better so never see someone's achievement or things and think very high of

Sometimes the hardest truth to face is that the comfort zone is just a cleverly disguised cage. Break the bars, challenge the norms, and watch how quickly the world expands. Growth doesn't happen in safety; it thrives in discomfort.

Reddit: From a Simple Idea to a Global Community In 2005, two college friends had a simple but powerful idea: what if there was a place online where people could come together and talk about anything? That idea became Reddit, a platform where commun