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Quick commerce mainly serves affluent customers in specific metro areas, where people typically shop at supermarkets Given this, does quick commerce really impact local kirana stores? Or am i missing some consumer section?

I may be wrong but I feel chasing success is the most overrated thing that has been fed into our mind, we should not chase success but we should let success come to us with a slow and steady process, what's your thought?

I struggle with high ambition. I dream so big that everything around me feels boring. Sometimes these dreams seem unrealistic, but other times they feel attainable. However, having high ambitions also brings more fear of failure. Have you fac

5 Reasons Your Startup Website Isn’t Converting 1. Slow and Steady Doesn’t Win Online—If your site lags, your visitors leave. 2. Lost in the Menu Maze—Confusing navigation drives people crazy. 3. CTA SOS—Weak “Buy Now” or “Sign Up” buttons mean

🚀 The Quick Commerce Race Heats Up in India! Interesting to see a new player disrupting the 10-minute delivery space when others have pivoted away. Smart move focusing on busy metro areas and using their own tech stack for better unit economics. K

9 Things to Turn On Your Customers (Sarcastic) 👉 Overpromise: Because who needs realistic expectations? 👉 Spam Emails: Nothing says 'I care' like daily junk. 👉 Vague Promises: Ambiguity is the new clarity. 👉 Ignoring Feedback: Who needs impro

saw this meme today and had to share it because honestly the startup scene sometimes feels exactly like this VC backed founders royal life jeete hain bootstrappers quietly build karte hain, har rupee aur har customer count karte he TBH I saw both ar

Stay Fresh Without Water! 🚀 Let’s be honest—life is hectic, and sometimes, taking a bath isn’t always possible. Whether you're stuck in traffic, rushing between meetings, or traveling non-stop, staying fresh can be a challenge. That’s why we’re wor