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Yesterday I got a call from a friend of mine saying that, after applying to many jobs from LinkedIn and some other platforms she isn't even been called to the interview, however able to clear the written exam but no response further. I've asked a que

" HALEEM MADNESS! " How did this local stall become a national favorite? Small Start, Big Dreams: Pista House began in 1997, not fancy, but as a small stall! The founder focused on perfecting his family's Haleem recipe, a delicious stew. He didn't

The Magic of “Not Yet”: Embrace the Journey Sometimes, when you feel like saying, “I can’t do it,” remember to add *one* little word: **yet**. It transforms your mindset from limitation to possibility. Every skill, no matter how challenging, is a st

Jobs wasn't the most skilled person in the room! At first he didn't even know how to write a single piece of code, but he knew exactly how to bring the best out of his employees. Being a leader is more about getting things done rather than knowin

1 App. 1 Word. $1.5 Million. (Yo) 🤯😅 🚀 What it did: One single feature. You open the app. Tap a name. It sends them the word “Yo.” That’s it. No chat. No emojis. Just: Yo. 💰 Funding secured: $1.5 MILLION in seed funding. From legit Silicon Va

Law 1: The Law of Exclusivity This law states that in the minds of consumers, a single word or concept can only be owned by one company. If a competitor already "owns" a particular word (like prestige, affordability, or reliability), it is nearly imp

When Tesla was founded in 2003, Elon Musk wasn't even an employee. By 2008, Tesla was nearly bankrupt. Then Elon took over as CEO. 15 years later, they're worth $727 Billion. Everyone should understand how Elon brought Tesla back from the dead: 🧵

A Symbol. A Spark. A Story in Motion. Today, we unveil not just a logo—but a vision. A spark of innovation that started with a question: "What if we could make life smoother, easier, more connected?" From that question, an idea was born. An idea too

I planned a whole side project... and never launched it! I had the name. I had the UI design. I had the tech stack picked out. Even the color palette. But I didn't build it. I got stuck in planning, doubting, tweaking, overthinking. And slowly...

In 1800s, brushing teeth wasn't even a thing. Back then Oral Care meant chalk, brick dust, even charcoal. No one thought brushing was essential. then a soap spotted and candle company 'Colgate' spotted the gap. In 1873, it dropped its first toothpa