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The Best Video on Spontaneous Speaking I've Watched If you struggle with thinking on your feet, this is a must-watch. Think Fast, Talk Smart by Matt Abrahams, a Stanford professor, is hands down the best video I’ve seen on spontaneous speaking.

In a world full of viral content, why is nobody who became a crorepati on Dream11 getting famous? It’s been 15 years and they have made 300+ crorepatis, still I’ve not seen a single viral post. Are they actually making crorepatis? What do you think

Have you ever tried asking for funding or reaching out to investors on LinkedIn or other platforms? I’ve tried it, and yeah, I actually got a chance to pitch my idea. If you’ve done something similar, what was your experience like?

Great UI/UX isn’t just seen… it’s felt. It’s not just about looks. It’s about how it makes you feel when you use it. What was the last app you used that made you say, “Wow, this is smooth!”?

This year marks a decade since I began writing. Writing has been my go-to since childhood, and if there’s anything that has kept me sane, it is this. I’ve written blogs before, but only recently, I’ve started doing it more consistently. Thought I’

I was just thinking the other day about crowdfunding my startup with a Rs.25 each Like a challenge or something like - but such a post would be weird to ask for such help. Foreign countries I have seen it successfull but what about in India

Lately I’ve seen more and more brands proudly say Made by humans no AI used. And it got me thinking… are we already seeing the AI hype slow down? Maybe even the start of the bubble bursting? Or is this just a phase before AI truly becomes part o

I was thinking of supplying Milk products like Curd, Ghee etc to Businesses and restaurants in bulk quantities. Is it viable or has someone done it and what are your thoughts on this? I thought of this as I've seen kitchens use packets for curd, ghee

First post on Medial Woohoo! Can we talk about how cool it is that the founder and co-founders actually follow everyone? It gives you that little kick—like, “wait… did the founder of the app just follow me?” It’s such a small thing, but it makes you

In 2018, Ikea made headlines with a campaign that was as bold as it was bizarre. The Swedish furniture giant released an ad in a popular magazine that featured a picture of a crib with a simple yet shocking request: “Pee on this ad.” What seemed lik