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In the pursuit of social validation, we're caught up in meaningless trends on social media. On Instagram, people project happiness, on Twitter, they appear assertive, and on Snapchat, they strive to be quirky, but in reality, it's all a facade.

An idea alone is meaningless without execution. Successful brands are not created just by ideas but through the dedication and consistency applied to bringing them to life. Ultimately, it’s the continuous effort that turns an idea into a successful r

I recently came across a post about LinkedIn suspending an account. Honestly, I don't think it can significantly harm anyone's professional life. To me, LinkedIn has become just another Instagram for the working professionals, where they showcase t

People think life on the founders side is green. But the reality is often disappointing. A bootstrap founder is in most cases working every day his ass off to keep up to the margins. A funded high growth startup knows deep down that it’s all a Fac

Thinkers and doers make the best teams because they complement each other’s strengths. Thinkers generate ideas, solve complex problems, and envision possibilities, while doers bring those ideas to life through action and execution. Ideas alone are me

The "Fake It Till You Make It" Debate 🤔 - Helpful or Harmful for Founders? Arguments FOR 'Faking It': - Confidence Boost: Projecting confidence can be contagious, opening doors and creating opportunities. 💪 - Learning Under Pressure: Sometimes div

A Social Media Director role asking for 20+ years of experience in social media management. Reality check: Facebook was born in 2004, Twitter in 2006, Instagram in 2010, TikTok in 2016. If you really have 20+ years of experience, it probably means y

“Built to Buy: How Algorithms Quietly Shape You Into Their Ideal Customer” Most think algorithms just deliver content. But in reality, they also shape who you become as a consumer. Platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok don’t just show what y

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This guy built a startup from $0 to $3M ARR in just 18 months, and his journey was all about experimenting, adapting, and doubling down on what worked. Here’s how he did it: 1. Cold Calling Like a Student ($0 - $5K ARR) He started with cold calling