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As a kid I always thought having a business degree made great business men. Don't make this mistake.. create your own path

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Things I wish I knew before starting a blog: Nobody reads your first 20 posts Consistency beats cleverness AI is your best intern Traffic takes months, not days Stop chasing hacks — build habits

Startup Founders, What’s One Thing You Wish You Knew Earlier? We’re a bunch of college students building GetGigs, a platform to make artist bookings easier. It’s been a crazy ride so far—lots of learning, figuring things out on the go, and a fair sh

People don’t just spend money they trade freedom. Every dollar is optionality. A decision. A path not taken. That’s why buyers hesitate. You're not fighting objections you're fighting their fear of regret. Reduce that, and you win.

As a UX/UI design manager, if you could talk to your younger self when you first became a manager, what would you want to say? What important things do you wish you knew back then that would have made you feel more sure of yourself? Your answers

Project Proposal: Local Network-Based Fashion Brand - "B.A.R" 1. Project Title “B.A.R: New Income Opportunities for Local Shopkeepers and Affordable Fashion for Customers” 2. Project Overview B.A.R is a network-based fashion brand that provides loca

We’re a small, growing brand and always looking to improve. We’d love your honest (but kind) feedback on our products, website, and vibe. 1. Is our website easy to navigate? 2. Would you wear our styles? 3. What do you wish more Indian fashion br

Pavitraa is a fashion startup founded by me, Prachi Jain, a 17-year-old with a heart full of dreams and a love for styling. I started Pavitraa with a simple idea—to create fashion that’s personal, graceful, and full of soul. From sketching designs to

5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting Freelancing Freelancing isn’t as easy as it looks. Here are 5 things I wish I’d known earlier: 1. It’s not “easy money". Landing gigs takes time. Freelancing is more about building trust than just signing up