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James Clear's Decision Making Framework He thinks about decisions like hats, haircuts, and tattoos. Hats: Most of everyday decisions are like hats. Try one, and if you don't like it, put it back and try another. The cost of a mistake is extremely

Building a Startup? Read This. Everyone thinks a startup is: > Big idea → Funding → Billion-dollar exit. But in reality, it’s: > Doubt → Rejection → Burnout → Breakthrough (maybe). You’ll pitch your heart out. You’ll hear “No” more than “Yes.”

"The best way to predict the future is to create it." – Peter Drucker Finance Concept: The Rule of 72 is a simple formula used to estimate the time it takes for an investment to double in value, given a fixed annual rate of return. The Formula:

Hello everyone! I’m building AuditMint, an open-source tool to automate compliance evidence collection (SOC 2, ISO, etc.). Most tools are expensive, closed, and still leave you chasing screenshots. AuditMint is different: > Self-host or hosted > Pl

The North Star Rule: Using Metrics to Show Direction I have always had this habit of creating my own rules and testing them internally before sharing them publicly. One rule I developed recently has changed how I look at metrics in startups. Most s

Dark Manipulation: 1) Cunningham's Law: The best way to get a detailed and correct answer is not to ask a question but to make a false statement about it. People will tend to correct it. 2) Don't Be Fooled by Someone Who Seems Stupid: This is the e

Hello everyone! It's my first post here after lurking for a while. I’m building AuditMint, an open-source tool to automate compliance evidence collection (SOC 2, ISO, etc.). Most tools are expensive, closed, and still leave you chasing screenshots.

The Indian Startup Taking Over International Content In 2018, Rohan Nayak and Nishanth KS, two IIT Kharagpur alumni, along with Prateek Dixit. They had a simple idea. Create short audio episodes that people could listen to while multitasking. But