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Nobody talks about the in-between phase. Not a beginner. Not “made it” yet. Just quietly building, learning, failing, and repeating. That phase is where everything changes.

My father is a businessman, and everything I know about the 'daav pench' of business comes from him. Here are some lessons I always follow: 1. 'Remember, in the market, people come to either buy or sell something. Never complicate this process.' 2

Is AIDAR Marketing really beneficial for selling a course? If not then which marketing model will be suitable ? Kindly share your insights for the same

"When was the last time you truly broke a familiar pattern in your life? Not just tweaking what you do, but questioning why you do it?" Most of us operate on autopilot, repeating what works—or worse, repeating mistakes. This is what psychologists c

Not gonna lie building something on your own is hard. Some days you're super clear. Some days you're just... confused. You're doing research, learning tools, posting content, writing code, handling DMs but it still feels like you're behind. But h

👋 Hey young founders, Starting today, I’ll be sharing one Gravyad-style startup case study every day. Not the glamorous, unicorn headlines. But the real, raw lessons from startups that crashed hard. 💥 Why? Because too many are building for: 🚀 H

😨 Did you know that the oldest business in the world is Kongo Gumi, a temple-building company in Japan, founded in 578 AD ? 💰 The CEO shared the secret to their success: • Don’t drink – maintain a clear head. • Keep the main thing the main thi

Is it beneficial to use a net house or polyhouse in the jalgoan region ?

Building my third product and I'm not repeating the mistakes of the first two. I'm not building the whole thing then asking for feedback just to realise I have to scrap majority of it. I'm building an AI product but the prototype is just UIs with d

Please learn from others Mistakes is a best quote BUT Learn from your Mistake something lifechanger.