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With all necessary skills an entrepreneur should also learn about how geopolitics work and how important is entrepreneurship for countries foreign relations and it's security, so that an entrepreneur can built business pro to his/her Nation's geopoli

Building a peer discovery app for Gen Z where you can find people you can truly connect and vibe with! Shared experiences are core to the discovery process. Guess what problem are we addressing here? Need an outsider's perspective.

Hey medial team tell , me are you guys able to add live voice discussing feature like Twitter space , telegram voice space and WhatsApp call type feature in every pod so peoples who is free or want to disscuss or give arguments in any topic so peo

7 lessons from "The 10% Entrepreneur" 📚📚📚 by Patrick J. McGinnis: 1. Entrepreneurship is a Part-Time Option You don't need to quit your job to start a business; 10% of your time and resources can be enough to get started. 2. Identify Your Entr

To reach elite levels of performance, your needs and wants must be in sync. If you want one thing but feel obligated to do something else, your focus will be divided, and you won’t be able to give your full energy to what truly matters for success.

"Hey Mumbai! 👋 Any one passionate about startups and eager to bounce around some ideas? Let's meet up and brainstorm together! Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just bursting with innovative concepts, let's fuel our entrepreneurial spirits

Being politically aligned is not cool as an entrepreneur. However, it is contradictory to see that politics can ruin the ecosystems of entrepreneurial spirits. If not ruin, it can surely slow them down. For examples of this, look at what happened t

🚀 Searching for a Co-Founder! I'm working on Prometheus, an AI-powered EdTech platform that adapts learning to each user’s pace and style, bringing personalization and gamification to a whole new level. If you’re into innovative solutions, love tac

I watch so many eager entrepreneurs jump into the startup game, filled with excitement and ambition. But then, just a year in, I see the disappointment. Why? Because most startups fail within their first year, and it usually boils down to a few key

"Every entrepreneurial journey is unique, but one thing we all share is the lessons we learn along the way. 🛤️ Whether you’re just starting out or have been in the game for years, the wisdom you’ve gained is invaluable. What's the one piece of advi