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👀 Blindly copying Silicon Valley-style accelerator models doesn’t work in the Indian entrepreneurial ecosystem. A homegrown approach relevant to India’s context is essential. This approach neither works for startups. 🙅

The Fast Track to Learning New Tech Skills With technology changing so quickly, it can be tough to keep your skills relevant. Successful developers focus on hands on learning, community discussion, and real projects, not just reading docs. Share you

Business isn’t about having the perfect plan from day one. It’s about staying adaptable, learning from mistakes, and constantly refining your approach. Success comes when you stop waiting for the 'right moment' and start making things happen with the

Why Your Startup Needs a Mobile-Responsive Website Over half of web traffic comes from mobile—so if your website doesn’t look great on phones, you’re losing business! A non-responsive site is like handing your visitors a broken phone number. They wo

Jensen Huang on why he rarely fires people and will instead “torture them into greatness” In a conversation with Patrick Collison, Jensen shared his thoughts on firing employees. He said he doesn’t like doing it and rarely does, because he believe

Validated learning is like learning from real-life experiences. Instead of guessing or assuming what might work, you test your ideas with actual customers, gather feedback, and use that information to make smarter decisions. It’s all about learning q

**Day 63: Startups don’t fail because of lack of ideas — they fail because of lack of focus.** 🎯⚡ Shiny new ideas will keep tempting you. Every week, you’ll think, *“What if we also build this feature?”* But scattered focus kills execution. ✅ Say

Hi, I am a backend developer using python django and react, but I want to switch to AI/ML, but because of my job I did not get to much time to learn it 🥺 by watching long videos and all.every time I starts learning I stop continuing because of some

"When was the last time you truly broke a familiar pattern in your life? Not just tweaking what you do, but questioning why you do it?" Most of us operate on autopilot, repeating what works—or worse, repeating mistakes. This is what psychologists c