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A Note to My Younger Self: Behavior & Networking Matter More Than You Think Hey, younger me, Skills are important, but they’re not everything. Your mindset, behavior, and the people around you will shape your success more than any technical skill e

In my opinion, this perspective is thought-provoking and emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and independent thinking. While consuming information can inspire and educate, it's equally crucial to step back, filter out the noise, and focus on

Introducing Jeevnik -the beginning of "self-aware" healthcare. For too long, healthcare has been about fixing what’s broken. About chasing numbers, symptoms, and reports. But what if we started somewhere deeper - with understanding ourselves? Our

Here is an incredible story of the founder of GOGGLE 👇:) He got his first computer at age 6 and built a printer from Legos. His dad was a computer science professor who spent every spare dollar on tech. Today, he's worth over $110B.💵🔥🔥 Here's

I was sitting behind the bush the ig, because except for the ₹9 ChatGPT courses, I don't see anything true in this. We're surely adopting AI crazily (as he said), but when it comes to “outpacing the world”, I have no idea what he's talking about.

Truth is one of the most underrated yet powerful forces in life. It challenges comfort, breaks illusions, and demands self-awareness. Most people avoid it not because it’s harsh, but because it exposes what they’ve been hiding from. Do you think p

Interviewed a candidate with 4+ years of experience yesterday. It was a virtual interview. Within 10Mins in to the conversation i realised the candidate was lip-syncing, when confronted he denied first and made an excuse of Network issue but when ask

Everyone asks about Shark Tank’s impact on Medial. We pitched at 80K users. Today we have 400K+. But only ~15K can be directly linked to Shark Tank (maybe because it was OTT-only). STI gave us visibility + credibility. But not distribution, retent

Was using GoRouter for navigation and noticed the app would just exit when pressing back anywhere except the home screen Added a MainShell that now shows a snackbar asking to “press back again to exit.” Small UX tweak, but should save users some fr