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Few underrated risk-taking real-life movies/series: 1. Walt before Disney (Story of Disney) 2. Super pumped (Story of Uber) 3. The founder (Story of McDonalds) 4. Lamborghini (Story of Lamborghini) 5. Ferrari (Story of Ferrari) 6. Dallas Buyers Cl

someone suggested me that if I plant only one type of crop in a large scale then there's a risk of loss but if I plant different crops in a large scale then the risk of loss would decrease. what are your thoughts on it? is this true?

If anyone ever tried to grow a YouTube channel or Instagram page and have any interesting 🤔 fact or story arround it. My story - I have grown a Channel to 15k subs then find out there is no way to anyhow go with copyrighted content 😭 Fun story -

Three options for starting a business: 1) Solve a problem better than others (execution risk) 2) Solve a problem no one knew existed (product-market risk) 3) Solve a problem everyone knows about but is hard to solve (technical risk) Surest money

how story can sell ? we all hear "tell story", "story sells" but how ? here's how to do ⤵️

Budget 1k: suggest me best picks for 1 month No risk trade suggestions

START-UPS = RISK As a founder. As an investor. No safe havens here.

The $40 Billion Mistake – Ron Wayne (Apple's Forgotten Founder) Ron Wayne co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1976 but sold his 10% stake for just $800 because he feared financial risk. Today, that stake would be worth over $100 bi

This man co-founded trillion dollar company but ended up with just $800 We can take lessons from this entrepreneur Ronald Wayne is also behind founding apple company he also have a stake of 10% of company that's worth $300 billion now Apple was a

Swiggy is Now Unstoppable I Guess, Dining then Instamart then Pyng; and now Snacc Even Instamart, Pyng and Snacc got standalone apps. How they not only competed with zomato but Expanded more than them, Tbh the Story amazed a lot