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What school taught me : ~ Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. ~ Calculus ~ Pythagoras’ theorem ~ How to draw the Indian Map What I wish was taught in school: ~ Taxes ~ Networking ~ Personal Finance ~ Negotiations What do you think you

How to get your 1st investment and if how to negotiate in the early stages if the Buisness needs more money in the beginning and the initial investors want to invest once for a large chunk And what would be a good cut of deal bw founder and investor

Which finance job will be having very high growth in future?

How to build a brand and what are the hidden factors which needs to be taken care when building one?

As a student of finance and commerce, these are some of the important tools for analysis of financial statements and can be helpful in your personal finance as well !!

These days I’ve been wondering quite a bit about how entrepreneurial studies in universities have taken a flight. Not sure how useful they are - of course this comes with very little knowledge wrt their courses, but isn’t entrepreneurship a mindset

AI and Crypto is coming for most people’s job. It’s plain and simple. Soon finance will be taken over by blockchain. Any Web3/Crypto DEFI enthusiasts in the house?

My co-founder and I are kicking off our startup journey, and I think it's going to be a unique expoerience. We are still in very early stages. Should I share our learnigs, insights, wins, and fails along the way so we can all learn and grow together

Hey Everyone, I was wondering what type of problems does startups face in their early stages? (It can be anything like hiring talent, launching products, management, technical or infrastructure problems etc.).

Do you all think an AI finance manager will work in the future? Will people trust AI to manage or handle their finances, and if yes, will there be a platform like an AI-Powered Personal Finance Management Platform?