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Three certainties in life: 1. Death 2. Taxes 3. All businesses will eventually rebrand... even if the only change is a slightly different shade of blue.

Random thought : to be successful as a founder you need all or at least either of these 1.Privilege 2.Expertise 3.Luck

Which one will you choose When the point is about buying either delivery time or cost ( in most of the cases)

"It's either mistakes or miracles of the nature which rules"

So the TAM should be nearly complete India or 3/4 of the world population. All below shitty startups got the massive funding based on the TAM game. 💩Koo 💩Eloelo 💩Hunch 💩Fluttr VCs no longer look at the problem. It's the crowd game now. T

I'm just curious👀 Whose winning?.. (Most people got all three of these in their devices....but still prefer only one)

Drop a like if you've watched any or all of the recent three, 3 hours longs podcasts by Nikhil Kamath, Shanthanu (the barbershop) and Ishan Sharma. These podcasts have the following similarities 1. Famous host with 4-5 industry experts 2. Insane

Three years ago I bought three books from a roadside book stall near The Great India Place mall, Noida. Books are namely - "$100 startup", "No rules rules", and "Dotcom secrets". Finished reading first two books one or two years ago. Everything is

Steve Jobs's secret sauce to perfect UX. Steve always aimed for simplying the product as much as possible, and " The Rule Of Three Clicks" is one of the design principle he followed to achieve simple and intuitive designs. The Rule of Three Clicks

People buy for one reason improvement money, time, energy, results. They have 3 choices 1. Buy from you 2. Buy from someone else 3. Buy nothing But “nothing” is rare. Everyone needs improvement. So it's either you or them. Make your product the obv