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Why Even Customer's Feedback matters? When customer is stupid.... It's Tip and tricks Tuesday again. Everybody knows it's important. But very limited and successful founders know WHY? Some random person, "I know, it helps us improving" Me, "

OPINION! I saw a so called finfuencer saying " The Top Rich People Are mostly businessman and no one became rich by doing job " My honest reaction was WTF! Isn't it obvious, employees get paid by their boss ( businessman ) so how's that technically

He Blew ₹50K on a Billboard in Bhopal. It Made Him ₹5 Crore 🔥 Imagine you’re down to your last ₹50K, your startup’s on life support, and you decide to blow it all on a giant billboard in Bhopal. Not Mumbai. Not Bangalore. Bhopal. Sounds like a fev

Elon Musk: The Guy Who Didn’t Just Chase the Future — He Built It He wasn’t born a genius billionaire. He was a skinny, awkward kid in South Africa, buried in books, bullied half to death, and living more in his imagination than the world around him

You might not know him, but I am sure you have used his product You may not recognise him, but I am confident that his product has linked millions. This man is from China and he transformed the way we communicate. This is the Story of Eric S. Yua

He BURNED ₹30K on Free Earbuds & Built a ₹200Cr Desi Tech Empire 🔥 Imagine flexing your last ₹30K by handing out 500 earbuds at Gurgaon’s Cyber Hub like some startup Santa. Straight-up unhinged, right? That’s how Amit Khatri turned Noise into a

Cash Burn Nahi, Dimaag Burn Hai! Kunal Bahl’s Startup Gyaan Hits Hard Kunal Bahl, the Snapdeal wala shark, basically said Cash burn is not the villain if you’re not a total idiot throwing money at stupid stuff. Startup life mein paisa jalana is fine

Here is a detailed Case study about a Bangalore based Startup 🚀'Pratilipi', world's largest digital platform 'Pratilipi'📖 is for readers as well as writers ✍️with more than 20 million users. ➡️ It's available in several languages, like Gujarati

Imagine being 22 years old with just ₹10,000 (borrowed from your mom!) and turning that into a ₹30,000 crore fashion empire. That's exactly what Ravi Modi did with Manyavar, and it's not your typical rags-to-riches tale. Back in the day, young Ravi

tick tock. tick tock. hear the clock? another now has just gone by. Film director Kevin Smith tells a story of his father who lived his life playing by the rules: ‍ "My father was a good guy. Not many good men in the world, but this was a good guy.