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If you believe in work-life balance you should not call yourself Founder/Entrepreneur.

6 Things You Gain By Embracing Failure and Learning From Mistakes Are you going to look at failure as the end, or are you going to take what didn't work as a lesson and do better? 1. Failure is a valuable learning experience. 2. Failure builds res

Hey, What do you think about failures in life? Yeah! They teach us priceless learnings but I think if you're ready to Try, Fail and Learn it's also very important to be ready to handle it because we don't know what all effects that failure will brin

I believe the idea of saving money as an teenager or student is a worst. You should spend, invest in yourself, know the world etc..

No one talks about ways to fail, even though we all know it's the best way to minimize risk. Tell me what actions often lead to failure.

Would you rather have 100rs guaranteed or take a risk of losing 10 or gaining 1024rs with a 50/50 chance?

Do you believe founders should draw a salary? If yes, why and when?

Are you an introvert? Think you can make it with startups? Because Mark Zuckerberg did it too right? But you should know that when mark got the opportunity, to speak about him, his product, he forgot about the fact that he was one. Do you struggle

The Fear of Taking the 1% Path Why do people fear doing what 99% of others avoid? Because when you choose a different path, failure becomes louder, and criticism sharper. Society asks, "Why didn’t you follow the safe route? Why try to stand out

I always think! why everyone says that "risk hai toh ishk hai" ok! we know that we have to take risk but it's correct to go all in one thing like take all risk in one project or something it's not true! actually taking calculated risk and that risk