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Now I understand that Indian's don't want to work on hard tech because it's need huge dedication and Research for creating any innovation like Chinese and Japanese start-ups .

2025 has been a wild ride so far! Had in-depth discussions with my company's founder and a bunch of other founders, gaining insights into scaling and business strategy. Scaled software to over 500k+ users, diving deep into high-scalability architect

So stoked to receive my first official payout (₹5k) from creative digital ads! It feels so incredible when all the hard work and hustle pays off. Checkout my portfolio in my profile... <3

" Don't work till 3 a.m.! Ghar jao, biwi hai, dog hai, kuch toh karo unke sath." - Swiggy CEO on " hustle culture " He also mentioned that Those who say they work till 3 a.m. never mention that they reach the office at 1 p.m. the next day. Young

Mistakes are proof that you're trying.

At the beginning of our journey, a single thought led to hard work, innovation, and patriotism. We recently took a big step towards self-reliance by developing our own hosting technology. 🚀✨ This achievement marks an important milestone for Emiture

Stop complaining and work your ass off. Your future self will thank you

Founder’s dilemma: Pay higher and get folks in office. Pay lesser and have folks work remote. Why one to choose? Any suggestions?

Dream big, work hard, stay focused, and surround yourself with good people.

Startup success is more demand and situation driven rather than ambition and hard work.