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Men lose when they get comfortable. Always stay hungry, never settle. Keep pushing forward. Mediocrity is the breeding ground for regret. Don't fall victim to the trap of complacency. Embrace discomfort. Embrace the grind. It might sound cl

Socho ki esi ek application ho jaha log apni idea pitch kr rhe he staturp ke lie us application me developer team, marketing team, staturp consultant expert, funding team , seller team, advertising team, ye sab ho toh India me startup kabhi fail nhi

Don't fall in this trap - yaar ye chize online nhi hai iske liye app banate bai website banate it's not how it works you need core idea of what you're doing very deep knowing, what you're really making is solution not an app or web they're just a med

We all love a good progress report. Numbers, charts, that satisfying feeling of ticking boxes – they tell us we're on the right track. But what if all that measuring is, well, measuring the wrong things? Imagine you're trying to get fit. You lace up

😓 Adani — Mumbai ke dharavi slum ki development kar deta hu sab logo ka fayda ho Jayega or muje commisions mil jayengi 😧 Rahul Gandhi — Ye Adani or Modi logo ki zameen cheen lege , development ke name par Sara paisa khud khaa jayege or hamko slum

Subway failed in India, infact their global revenue is $17Billion and their Indian businesss contributes less than 5% to their global revenue But how did subway fail even after being in the market for 23 years? Subway entered the India market in

City mai sab log pa ket ka dudh khate hai. Jaise ki amul, mahananda. Packet ka dudh sehat ke liye hanikarak hai. Kyun ki us dudh mai milavat hoti hai jaise ki costic soda, melamine, urea, sugar, ya fir dudh hi duplicate hota hai. So my idea is:- hu

Koo's founder on :- Why do so few startups succeed? Startups are tough and most fail. Very few make it. But why? Because they need many things to come together for them to become successful. Startups are trying to do in 2 years what regular business

The ecosystem for startups has truly arrived. The fact that the startup ecosystem in India is currently the third largest in the world says a lot about how frequently and quickly ideas are turning into businesses here. The goal of this blog series is