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Reddit: A Knowledge Hub or Just Another Echo Chamber? Reddit can be a goldmine of information—or just another time-wasting echo chamber. With thousands of communities, it offers everything from expert advice to mindless debates. But its upvote syste

90% of startups fail. The #1 killer? Not competition. It's founder stubbornness. 5 signs you need to pivot : 1. You're solving a problem that doesn't exist A great product without a real need is just an expensive hobby. Validate the problem, not

How entrepreneurs think? 🤔 Entrepreneurs often think in distinctive ways that set them apart from others. Here are some key characteristics of entrepreneurial thinking: 1. Opportunity Recognition: Entrepreneurs are adept at identifying opportuniti

Ever wondered what REALLY makes a great CEO? Is it money? School? Luck? I broke it all down—here’s what the top-performing CEOs have in common (and it might surprise you). Let’s start with the names you know: Tim Cook Elon Musk Warren Buffett Mi

just a few days back, I was thinking about this: "culture is something that is quiet within the company and loud outside of it." and @bluelearn has been such an incredible testimonial to it. I have known so many folks from BL and never have I hear

Top News Of the Day: 1. Cross-border payments platform BriskPe raises $5 million seed funding from PayU 2. Home healthcare solution provider Portea Medical has raised around $20 million via rights issue. 3. Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressed his admir

Hey guys, recently I had this moment while watching a documentary, and it really hit me. It’s like, if we just zoom out for a second, what I noticed where most people struggle is not because they aren’t talented or innovative. It’s because they’re no

Your Biggest Blind Spot? Why Confirmation Bias Kills Startups 💡 How Seeing Only What You Want to See Sabotages Your Business Reality 🤔 What is Confirmation Bias, Simply Put? (For Founders) It's the mental shortcut where you unconsciously favour