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Look at these shoes. No one wanted to touch them because of how were "uncool" they were. Now, they sell more pairs than Converse and Puma COMBINED. How the "ugliest shoes ever" made fashion's biggest comeback: Let's rewind to 2006... Crocs were

In 2006, Yahoo offered $1B for Facebook. Every advisor told Zuck to sell. But one mysterious mentor told him to hold. Today Facebook is worth $1.5 TRILLION. Meet the hidden genius who saw Facebook's future before anyone else: In 2005, Facebook w

I just played the Indus game and I’m telling the truth, what they showed in their videos or trailers is very different from the actual game. I don’t understand what problem game developers have with showing reality. Tell me, man, the same thing happe

How sequoia took a billion dollar revenge on Mark Zuckerberg 👇 In 2004, Sequoia approached Mark, they wanted to invest in Facebook, but Mark was not really interested to raise funds from them, so he decided to go to meet the partners in a pyajma an

Welcome to OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING ! EP=26 (Coca-Cola) "Happiness Machine" Coke wanted to market their brand, but instead of going traditional, they took an alternative approach. They set up vending machines around college campuses. However, it

Why is it difficult to focus and do something for an hour straight? Is this with everyone now? Why can't anyone do what they love, enjoy, and refresh their bodies and mind...? Because they choose their mobile phones, laptops, video-games, web series

The Secret to Better Startup Ideas: Divergent vs. Convergent Thinking Every startup begins with an idea. But how do you ensure you're generating the right ideas? Most founders struggle because they mix up two crucial thinking processes: Divergent T

Let me tell you a secret about nobroker. Owners put prices 10-20% higher than the market prices(brokers prices). For a year long rental you end up paying twice than the brokerage you would have paid. Its mind boggling that instead of saving money we

Jeff Bezos is a big believer in Second Order Thinking. Not just Bezos — Elon Musk, Warren Buffet, and Steve Jobs too. Here's what it is, how to use it, and become better at it: Second-order thinking is thinking beyond the obvious. You dig deeper.

🍃He found many Light Commercial Vehicles parked empty, so he started the Uber of LCVs Back in 2013, two IIT Kharagpur graduates were enjoying a good life at JP Morgan in Mumbai. But it was all about to change on their way home... The Empty Trucks