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🤣 In 1989, billionaire Richard Branson released a hot air ballon shaped like a UFO and hired a man dressed as E.T. to scare people when it landed🚀

“Shoutout to early-stage founders grinding quietly on Medial." You may not have traction yet. You may not have followers yet. But you’re already ahead of 99% of people who only ‘dream.’ Keep building. We see you.” “Do not be embarrassed by your

Richard Hamming dropping absolute gems

“3 low-cost ways to validate your startup idea before you waste time: 1 . Launch a simple landing page + run ₹500 ads. 2. Collect emails before building the product. 3. Pre-sell your service to 10 people. Validation is cheaper than failure.” “You

Once upon a time, Richard Branson faced a canceled flight. Most people would have gotten frustrated. But not him. He found a small plane, borrowed a blackboard, wrote “Virgin Airlines” on it, and sold tickets to other stranded passengers. That simple

His school principal told him he'd either be a millionaire — or end up in prison. Today, he's a billionaire. He launched 400+ companies by doing the opposite of every CEO. His story is absolutely mind blowing... Branson struggled in school due t

Lessons in Leadership from Richard Branson Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group transformed Virgin from a small record shop into a global brand with over 400 companies across music, airlines, trains, and space travel, showing that great leadersh

What if your biggest failure could be the start of your greatest success? Richard Branson’s life proves that failure isn’t the end—it’s a stepping stone. Born in 1950, Branson struggled with dyslexia, making school hard. But instead of letting it

if you asked 50+ startup founders: What’s your #1 pain point? 80% would've said: "I don't know if people will actually use it"

And they said that Product managers and developers can’t work together 😂