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phonepe nailed the user interface again. Lesson need to learn: Adapt to new, learn to be new. Adapting new technologies nails our startup

what's the biggest lesson you learn after starting the startup?

Hello everyone, I am building a platform where couples can book rooms on an hourly basis or for 24 hours. The key feature is that they don't need to share their ID details at the hotels. do u have any suggestions or any advice or it's just a bad idea

Many people on this platform asking for the opinion on their startup & talk with you to know more about what they can add on their startup. After all the conversation they asking for the favour to upvote them. isn't this look immatureness in the peop

The lesson you should learn from Sundar Pichai in 2025 https://youtu.be/Cd5UEU0aWak

10 Indian Brands That Crush Advertising—Steal Their Playbook India’s marketing scene is brutal—but these brands get it. They don’t just sell products, they sell ideas, emotions, and status. If you’re serious about marketing, study these names obsess

🎉🎉 40% off up to Rs400!! Do you think this line impacts the consumers or they just buy/purchase according to their need.

All you need is: - Curiosity - Willingness to learn - Courage to share your thoughts Carve through the societal thinking. And create your own.

You don't need a certificate to be successful. You need to build value. - Learn - Build - Share - Repeat And this takes time.

Walmart owned UPI payment giant PhonePe to enter Indian share market soon! Currently very basic proccess of IPO (Initial public offering) works are going on from PhonePe side. When PhonePe gets complete approval from SEBI, They share their complete