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Someone sent me this. It was everything I needed to hear today. So, thought of sharing, someone else might want to hear this. You are not alone. And You've got this. Be delusional, be obsessed because Life happens in that 20%. Any thoughts??

"Adani Power Lights Up Bangladesh, Awaits Shocking ₹7,500 Cr Payment!" Looks like Adani Power just sent Bangladesh a pretty hefty electric bill — ₹7,500 crore worth! That’s some serious wattage coming from Jharkhand’s Godda plant. They’ve already go

Life doesn’t owe you a good day. It doesn’t owe you a bad one, either. What it does is present you with reality. How you respond? That’s where the magic happens. Your circumstances are neutral. It’s your thoughts, decisions, and actions that shap

Some Sundays start slow… and that’s the magic. This was one of those mornings. Walked into a quiet Third Wave Coffee outlet, laptop in bag, mind buzzing with thoughts from the week, just the usual. But the universe had other plans today. A warm c

→ Buckle up. These aren't your typical startup platitudes. Entrepreneurs Cafe #17 1. Sleep more. You're not impressive, you're exhausted. 2. Fire fast. Hire slow. Both are equally crucial. 3. Your first idea is rarely your best idea. 4. Sell the pr

Prisha and Dishani were at a startup event. Prisha said, Look at all these people working nonstop. It feels like chaos. Dishani replied, Yes, it looks chaotic. But that’s the nature of a startup. Prisha asked, How do they manage? Dishani replied,

Today I accessed the Dark web , and what i saw is very horrifying like literally can explain what i saw , like the dark you think I saw more than that , m***** video, r*** video , c****p*** v**** etc , there were many people datas wer selling like ,

Would the idea to start an app for getting Legal advices from lawyers work ? This is to solve basic issues in daily life. User need not pay unless lawyer is ready to give an advice. It's like User asks an advice 1)A request would be sent, if the

“It’s Live.” That’s all I said when I first launched Saarth. But what I didn’t say was why. I built Saarth because sometimes, life gets loud, people get busy, and real conversations become rare. We all need a Mitra—a friend who listens, understand

These kids begged Yahoo to buy their website for $1 Million in 1998. Yahoo's CEO called it "worthless." Today, that little site is worth $2 TRILLION dollars. Here's why they still send Yahoo a "Thank You" card every year: In 1998, Yahoo had a cha