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Mark Zuckerberg stole facebook. Elon Musk didn't start Tesla or X. Ray Croc didn't own McDonalds. Moral compass is a good thing but chasing novelty doesn't guarantee success. Stop pondering over every thing. Focus on getting shit done

Zuckerberg just have15% Stake in meta, But Controls 100% - Here’s How 🤔 Yes, it’s true. Mark Zuckerberg holds less than 15% shares in Meta, but has full control over the company. How is that possible? 🧠 Because Meta has a dual share system: -

Mark Zuckerberg: We need to take Snapchat Stories seriously Zuck’s internmal memos are master classes on how to think about product and strategise things. Sometimes copying something that works into your product is not a bad idea or to be debate aro

21 year old Mark Zuckerberg explains why he isn’t worried about competition from Google In 2005, Mark Zuckerberg, then just 21 years old, gave a talk at Harvard where he shared his thoughts on competing with big companies like Google. Instead of w

Let me tell you a secret. No one does when they begin. Ideas don’t come out fully formed. They only become clear as you work on them. You just have to get started - Mark Zuckerberg For people Who are thinking big money or after investor investmen

Mark Zuckerberg stole Facebook from them. So they sued him for $65 million. Now they're crypto billionaires. Lessons from the wild story of the Winklevoss twins: Let's start with betrayal. In 2004, Harvard twins hired Zuckerberg to build their n

"I am planning to start a business and am seeking an investor to collaborate with. My vision is strong, and I am confident in its potential for success. I am looking for someone who shares my enthusiasm and can help bring this idea to life."

In 2015, OpenAI started as a nonprofit with a big goal: to make AI helpful for everyone. But things changed. OpenAI turned into a for-profit company. Now it’s facing backlash from tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. They say this chan

Mark Zuckerberg on the importance of engineers if you’re building a technology company Many startups define themselves too narrowly. Mark Zuckerberg noticed this early on in Silicon Valley—many so-called "tech companies" weren’t truly tech-driven.