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How much project failures did it take you to reach to the final one ?

Hardest lessons learned in the first 90 days (3-months) of building my startup- 1) Never trust anyone blindly. Not even your co-founders. Test their commitment and make sure everyone’s equity is vested over time including yours. 2) Don’t over opt

Reliance is diversifying too much and too fast. I know but ,its annoying. Now they are trying to compete with zerodha. I hope they fall and someone self-made take their place

Bengaluru is getting insanely hot and humid. I never used to sweat here earlier. One of the prime reasons I used to take pride in this city was the weather and even that is getting bad now.

Burnout isn’t about working too much. It’s about: Doing the wrong work Lying to yourself about progress Chasing people you don’t even like Pretending you’re fine Ignoring your wins Work on that, not just your workload.

Amazon has changed its revenue model and is now scamming customers. They take the money, keep the products, and don’t respond to calls. If you return something you don’t like, don’t expect a refund.

Do you think Indians are a little too rigid and dont even want to switch even though there are much better products in the market?

Are venture capitalists driving innovation, or do they have too much influence over the startup ecosystem?

Many people think that they need funding before they can start something big. They wait for investors. They wait for money. And in that waiting… their dreams fade away. But here’s the real truth — investors don’t just throw money at ideas. They

Recently heard New genz slang word opposing the FOMO Culture POMO : pride of missing out > Example : I experience the "pride of missing out" when I think about never having touched alcohol or smoked at a young age, even though my friends did.