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#10 Dunzo When launching their hyperlocal delivery startup in 2015, Dunzo's founders did all the deliveries themselves from a small warehouse initially. From delivering groceries to picking up laundry, they hustled to understand user needs. Even af

hmm, ye to latest news hai

Hmm 🤔.They are trying to replace everyone

One small step every day bro 10 mins of exercise is better than nothing 10 pages of reading is better than nothing 30 mins of focused work is better than nothing It will start to add up bro Just keep going and stay disciplined

Airbnb wants to be "Uber for Everything." It's a huge distraction. The biggest opportunity for Airbnb is in longer stays and in making its existing short-stay product better.

hmm an video 🤔

Building a successful startup demands more than innovative ideas; it requires a grounded understanding of market needs, effective communication, and an adaptable approach to growth while avoiding common pitfalls.

Which Content form is Better and what will you choose if you wanted to stay updated or learn any specific skill for example: Tech, You can share from your own experiences

I just got an idea how about an application that suggests the products to use with changes in environment and weather. As in, some are allergic to pollution & dust. Can Notify them when the air index is critical and warn them to better stay indoors.