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Everyone knows Murphy’s Law: “Anything that can go wrong, will.” But there’s a flip side—Yhprum’s Law: “Everything that can work, will.” Sometimes systems succeed despite the odds. Not because they’re perfect, but because humans adapt. Chaos birth

Hey there! I'm new on Medial and still figuring it out, but I’m excited to be part of this platform. Feel free to stop by and say hi—I’d love to connect and learn more from everyone here!

Sometimes people laugh when I say I am building a startup at 16. I get questions like: Who is going to trust you? Don’t you think you’re too young for this? And honestly… I get it. I don’t have a degree. I don’t have years of experience. I don’t ha

Been seeing everyone other guy is starting food business , clothing brand in 21days 1crore company in 60 days Hopefully everyone is doing same and made content creation and entrepreneurship a Rat race. There are many things to do than that in age of

Hey everyone! Sup? Everyone among us does aspire to be a billionaire but today's let's know the story of the worlds first billionaire John D. Rockefeller, had a remarkable and tumultuous life. Born into poverty, he displayed exceptional intelligence

Hey everyone, we're from Palakkad, Kerala, producing delicious banana and tapioca chips in five flavors. Our chips are packed using a nitrogen multi-packaging model (chain model) to ensure freshness. We use cold-pressed coconut oil for frying, making

What do you guys think about the manufacturing industry in India? Why is there less innovation in this field, and why, despite so much government support, we are not able to create a good manufacturing ecosystem? We need manufacturing to create enoug

Harsh Reality check , you will not feel happy when you start to get everything you want. from my Real experience - I got everything I need , A great product, enough funds , A dedicated team but still I don't feel comfortable. it's a phase you will

🎓 Education: Scam or Opportunity? We spend years chasing marks, memorizing facts, and collecting degrees — but how much of it truly prepares us for life? Why are so many graduates still jobless, confused, or underpaid despite doing everything "rig