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Things Garry Tan ( CEO & Founder - Ycombinator ) taught me about rejection, scarcity, and building unstoppable leverage as a founder: 🧵👇 Desperation kills momentum. When you need the deal or relationship too much, people sense risk, not ambition.

Ever craved a heart-to-heart talk but had no one to call? Ever wanted to share a meal but found yourself eating alone? Loneliness isn’t just a feeling—it’s a silent struggle. That’s why we created YOLO. Not another dating app. Not another endless ch

Another crazy find from my time in my hometown! A friend of mine from our very little and remote town (no malls, no decent QSR chains) makes more than 90% of folks in India! How? He buys child safety products from China and sells it on FirstCry. S

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

**Who Runs a Company? Meet the C-Suite Leaders** Ever wondered what a CEO, CFO, CMO, or CDO do? If you're a college student exploring business, startups, or leadership roles, understanding these positions can help you navigate your career. Let’s b

This Norwegian guy launched one of the first car-sharing companies in the Middle East. Meet Vilhelm Hedberg, the founder and CEO of Ekar, the Middle East’s largest self-drive personal mobility company. Vilhelm was born in Caracas, Venezuela, to Nor

🧠Think Before You Prompt The Secret to Building Great Apps on Lovable.dev Before you open Lovable.dev, do this first: step back and think. Most people skip this and wonder why the AI gets confused. But if you take 10–15 minutes upfront, your pro