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Young Founders are less likely to Succeed!! On average, founders of high-tech startups launch their companies at 42 years old. For the top 0.1% of startups-those with the highest growth or successful exits-the average founder age climbs to 45 years

Our team wants to start a community which emphasis on practicing hobby/hobbies. What age group of people would be interested in this mostly? And what approach should we take to make people join our community/club?

At 22 still struggling to pass CA intermediate, whereas people with my age or even younger than me became CA or killing it in corporate world.. Really wasted my early times in shits on things like movies and webseries is really making me regret now

𝟰 𝗤𝘂𝗮𝗱𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘀 : Before reading the post, check which quadrant you belong to. { Image } Most people will fall into the 1st or 4th quadrant, while very few will be in the 2nd quadrant. If you find yourself in the 3rd quadrant, it can be qu

Why only Oyo hotel now change for old age *oldo hotel* See I have a clear concept on Oyo hotel to old age oldo hotel । Where the single stay in the hotel creates thirteen percent oldo funds for old age homes nearby । Our concept is clear that youn

Since form many time I have seen one thing. generation gaps the four type of generations in youngsters. like First generation which is 18,19,20 age of students where youngest generation. then Second generation which is 21,22,23 Third generation w

So guys, I'm doing the same thing. as it shown in this Instagram reels. I don't understand, why people are always to degrade & discourage the young entrepreneur. for me: 1st iske baap ke paas paisa to udaa diya. 2nd how can you compe

I have mostly seen new age Indian entrepreneurs to be very positive about India's growth whereas people who are trying to conclude that India still needs a lot of improvement often ends up giving illogical analysis in terms of India's growth context.