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If your startup can’t survive without funding, It’s not a startup. It’s a PowerPoint presentation. Don’t chase investors. Chase profitability, positioning, and product-market fit. That’s real entrepreneurship. #Vision2030 #ChakorOne

If you can’t explain your startup to a 5th grader, it’s not the market that’s confused—it’s you.

IPL teams make losses on paper — and that’s the strategy. They’re not failing. They’re marketing, building brand value, saving tax, and creating long-term fanbases. It’s not a cricket game. It’s a business league.

Living for weekends? That’s just renting freedom. Real wealth is owning your time—every day, not just Saturday and Sunday. Stop trading five days for two. Build a life you don’t need to escape. ( millionaire fastlane)

Why i don’t post professionally like other founders and CEOs in this galaxy: I want to brand myself as a cool founder—not a super serious one. Let’s be real: we all know what kind of content this generation actually connects with. I’m not here to fa

I wanted share with my idea 😁 which is like is why not we open outlet and we add every item who remember our school life kind of churan lovely taste at cheapest price and lots of things ?

Modi ji and other government ministers are watching movie called The Sabarmati report together 🥲 Is that right ? I mean why they are enjoying their life and not taking any action on bangladesh Hindu killing genocide

Oh, Adani’s at it again—this time heading Down Under with a cool $2.4 billion in hand like it’s a casual grocery run! Buying an Aussie deep-water coal export terminal? That’s not just a business move—it’s a flex. It screams, “We don’t just play in t

Guys, I’ve been to Europe, and life there felt so easy and balanced. People value experiences over material things, and there’s a real focus on living well—public transport works, healthcare is accessible, and work-life balance is actually a thing.

When a Brand Name Becomes the Language You don’t search, you Google. You don’t buy adhesive, you grab Fevicol. You don’t ask for toothpaste, you ask for Colgate — even if it’s not Colgate. This is what marketers dream of: Becoming the noun. The act