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A genuine question for the founders here on Medial: At what point did you stop feeling like you were "playing" founder, and start feeling like you were actually "running" a business? I just launched my project Crazzy and I still feel like a kid prete

🚀 Perplexity just launched its own browser — Comet. And it's seriously clean. This isn't just another Chrome clone. It’s an AI-first browser built to save time and give direct answers while you browse. 🧠 What makes it stand out? • Built-in Perple

Not Having All the Answers Is Part of the Process One of the weirdest things about being a founder? You start something thinking you’ll figure it out... And every day proves you don’t know much — yet you move forward. I’ve learned to say “I don’t

When a startup dies, it’s never because of “bad timing” A founder I worked with recently blamed the market for shutting down his product. But let’s be honest - it wasn't the market. It was: a. No user obsession b. Fundraise delay c. No urgency to

GIVE AWAY ALERT!!!! - A BOOK OF MY CHOICE FOR 1 WINNER WHO GIVES AN APPROPRIATE ANSWER (I would be the judge and jury for all the answers) TO MY QUESTION. QUESTION:: You are the founder of a small bootstrapped company who provide tech services to va

Super cars has always been an obsession for all the people out there. Everyone dreams of owning it one day. Recently, I've come across a business idea where you can own a portion of supercars and luxury cars. It goes like this. One car of 1 Cr would

Story time 📖😂 So this goes back to when I was in 8th grade and a Byju’s counsellor had come to my house to pitch their course. You know the typical scene — parents sitting seriously on the sofa, the counsellor trying to sell dreams, and me, the co

Harsh Truth About Building With AI... • Your “AI startup” isn’t AI 90% just wrap an API call to OpenAI/Anthropic/Claude and call it innovation. You’re a feature, not a company. • Models change, your product breaks Base models update silently. Pro

Here is why knowing your North Star Metric is like having a compass in the middle of a storm for your business. Centuries ago, sailors navigating uncharted oceans had no GPS, no radar, and no map. But they had one constant — Polaris, the North Star