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What would be your advice to the 19-20 year olds out there, who feel lost and have no sense of purpose at their age but wants to achieve something big in their early twenties, retire their parents and explore the world, at the same time focus on th

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting a highly accomplished individual in his 50s, who recently ventured into entrepreneurship after serving more that 20 years in MLC. During our conversation, he asked me, 'What's your age?' I replied, 'Sir, 19.'

I have grown my agency to make in Lakhs every single month. Being an entrepreneur at 19 is a bold and inspiring move. It requires a unique blend of passion, determination, and a willingness to take risks. While many may associate entrepreneurship

Hi.. I am seasoned Graphic Designer with a passion for creating visually compelling and impactful designs, spanning over 20 years of experience in the design industry. I specialized in transforming concepts into meaningful and inspiring for clients

I did nothing, yet my team finds me inspiring But why? Now that we are just 5 days away from launching our V0.5 to early testers I see my team of developers working till 5 am in the morning and then getting at the office again at 11.30 am And I w

“Do What You Love” Is Privileged Advice 🔥 ...and Indian youth can’t afford it. A 23-year-old in Mumbai dreams of building a music career. A 25-year-old in Kanpur sketches clothing designs between shifts at a call center. A 19-year-old in Patna wri

At the age of 19, 20, 21+ you will start to realize that life ain't easy. your circle of friends will start to become smaller. you lose yourself, you become frustrated, lonely for no reason, you will develop trust issues, you cry silently at night an

I’m reaching out to explore a potential collaboration that could be mutually beneficial. With 19 years of experience in export and currently pursuing an MBA in International Business Management, I have also established a growing Mediclaim Statement

Why Do Startups Fail? 💔📉 this is what statistic says(globally) Building a startup is tough, and here are the top reasons why they don’t make it: 1️⃣ Ran out of cash / failed to raise funds – 38% 2️⃣ No market need – 35% 3️⃣ Got outcompeted – 20