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in the very beginning phase of a startup, if the founder is not active how to motivate him or push him to work.

Thinking about using #Swagger in my organization to maintain the proper collection of api with their documentation. What do you recommend should I continue or should I look in any alternative way?

Got the Term Sheet from the Investor? Now What's Next? If you have closed the deal, Congratulations! Securing a term sheet from an investor is a major milestone for your startup. But the hard work is far from over. The real challenge lies in navigat

Hack Used By Startup #7 How Spotify Turned Scarcity Into Hype in His Early Days with an ----!! The Problem: When Spotify launched, it needed to create buzz and manage the initial influx of users to ensure a smooth experience. The Idea: Spotify laun

Which one is the Best VC in India.? This is not about the money. I want to know working with which VC in india give you enough time to grow, won't push you you to raise more fund when you dont need, and most importantly give you support and nourishme

Ai could hack the evolution!!!!! Yes, You read it right. (Read below it gets even crazy) So basically there's an open-source Ai model which let's you edit human DNA. Researchers have successfully edited Human DNA using this Ai model. This Ai is

Keeping short-term pleasures over long-term results is a human tendency. Don’t become average. Sacrifice makes you better. Just put in the effort; don’t desire the results—they’ll come eventually. Despite all these quotes, the pill of procrastinatio

Hack Used By Startup #8 Dropbox’s This Strategy Increase Their Sign-Ups From 100k to 4Million!! The Problem: Dropbox needed to grow its user base quickly but had a limited marketing budget. The Idea: Dropbox implemented a referral program, offering

Surrounding yourself with people who'll push yourself and help you to get your goal is really necessary. That means, find people who are smarter than you, who have that growth mindset and who are crazy enough to do the work which seems nearly imposs

Imagine a company's purchasing team negotiates amazing deals with suppliers, getting extended credit terms (like a long payment deadline on your credit card). This frees up cash. But what if the sales team is so good they collect payments from cust