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I wanna know your opinion on advice given to me that you should build a business in a niche that has 1 ) Small margin 2 ) High competition 3 ) Operationally Challenging 4 ) overall it is difficult to make money there

Dear So-called Founders, If you're inquiring for a product or service, then it's your f*cking responsibility to respond to the salesperson reaching out to you, even if you don't NEED it. Ignoring them doesn’t make you a boss; it makes you a clown.

Hating wealth won’t make you rich. If you despise success, you’ll subconsciously avoid it. Shift your mindset admire, learn and build. That’s how you win

Me and one of my friends are building something the world isn’t ready for. A Peace-Tech platform that doesn’t care who you are—only what’s true. 🔍 It detects patterns of institutional bias 🧠 Flags inconsistencies in human decisions 📊 Measures h

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

Why Your Startup Needs a Mobile-Responsive Website Over half of web traffic comes from mobile—so if your website doesn’t look great on phones, you’re losing business! A non-responsive site is like handing your visitors a broken phone number. They wo

Just realized something odd—while Swiggy Instamart and Blinkit clearly display the final amount on the payment button itself, Zepto doesn’t show it anywhere upfront. You actually have to dig into the ‘Bill Summary’ to find out how much you’re paying.

Whenever you try to solve a problem make sure your method of solving it should be superior then current solutions and in order to know what's superior you should be connected to the market . The methods should always make things smooth and not opera

What was the most challenging moment you experienced as a founder? How did you overcome it?