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I'm preparing for neet for 2 yrs now and i don't find any worth reading the same thing over and over again to start earning after my 30s. So, I'm deciding to switch my plan to doing pharmacy but haven't told my family yet about this and they won't be

You’ll judge me for this… but I always notice. Whenever I visit an office, a hotel, or even someone’s home, my eyes automatically scan for one thing. A glowing light in an empty room. A fan spinning with no one underneath. An AC humming while the w

If you ever want to start you own business, these are 4 books that you should definitely read, which will give you an unfair advantage. 1 - No Rules Rules by Reed Hastings who is the founder and CEO of Netflix. Netflix does not have a leave policy.

Hi there, I Am just thinking of starting Muslin fabric infant clothing for infants aged between 0-2yrs since I am from Tiruppur a cotton Hub was for me to source muslin cotton and affordable labour , and the idea born where Google says 16.5crore o

I’m honestly frustrated these days.This 75% attendance rule and long college hours are draining me. I leave home at 7:00 AM and reach back at 6:00 PM. My last period ends at 4:30, but travel eats up the rest of my day.In summer vacation I started wor

❌ "I Have an Idea That'll Revolutionize Everything" -- But No One Bites. Why? Every day on medial, LinkedIn, and pitch DMs, you’ll see this :) "I have an idea that will revolutionize healthcare/education/transport. Looking for investors. DM me." B

Let’s talk about the Bookmark feature on Medial. It’s one of the most useful and most useless features on the app—depending on how you use it. Let me explain. People on Medial (and elsewhere) generously share articles, tools, frameworks, videos—go

If you don’t want a 30% hike in your CTC at your next job, scroll past. But if you’re tired of hearing “This is our final offer” and settling for less then this is for you. Your negotiation doesn’t start when HR asks about your expectations. It star

The Story of Signal! So, Signal was started by Moxie Marlinspike, a cryptographer and hacker, in 2010. He believed digital communication was dangerously unprotected, making it easy for governments, corporations, and hackers to spy on messages. Th