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Everything's freemium now. Even when you're paying. Popups. Locked features. "Go Premium" banners everywhere... Hold up. I am on Premium. Nah. You"re on Pro. Premium’s two tiers above you, dear user. If your paying users feel like they’re on a tria

Start the day with this quote - The ability to stick with something even when it’s dull is what separates winners from quitters. You gain: -More clarity to focus on your goals. -More energy to pursue what lights you up. -More authentic connections

The real struggle isn’t coding It’s marketing, patience, and showing up when no one’s downloading Anyone can launch Few can stay consistent How long have you been showing up?

What’s your approach to WORK-LIFE BALANCE as a founder or Start-up enthusiast ?

An investor told me "Remember Lad, When someone is about to lose bigtime, They scratch the most in desperation & those scars become the souvenier of your victory of a life time" Patience, Preservance & Purity of soul & Intention😇

Is choosing your co-founder the most crucial step in building a startup? Starting a startup as students is never easy When you're picking a co-founder, especially a school friend, it can feel like the perfect match—shared history, trust, and mutua

Your patience might be holding you back. Patience alone is a worthless quality. The, quality of a clumsy loser. Alone, it's a waste of time & resources. How exactly does patience work in your favor & positions you as a "captain cool"? Patience

There is so much a person can do for his business. A business can't be a One Man Show where a founder picks up everything and does things on his own. It's important that a founder should have appropriate knowledge in all the required departments in

📈Expectation: "I'll launch my startup and get 1000 users in a week!" 📉Reality: "Convincing my friends to sign up so I don’t feel like I’m talking to myself 😅" "Every founder has been here! Share a funny startup struggle you’ve faced—let’s laugh