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guys I am basically born and brought up in hyderabad I am planning to move out to banglore to learn how to survive and build a small businesses is it a good idea or bad also is starting and running a small businesses difficult in bangalore I literall

hi medial, ☺ 🙌if anybody know an engineering firm, engaging in making machinery i.e providing design by customer and deliver finish product? 👉Reason writing this post is Chinese machinery is globaly availing but product geniunity is low😵 and loca

💯 Just hit 100 days on Medial. No hacks. No noise. Just daily learning. Some days gave me insights. Others gave me clarity. Small actions, big growth. Medial isn’t just social media — it’s focus media. Here’s to showing up. Every day.

i want to crowdfund for getdial, how many of you would invest as small amount? i am asking seriously i would use the fund to finish building getdial and for launch.

I want to set up a small village-style establishment for edible oils, spices, and organic vegetables, where customers can experience the production process and purchase these items near a small tourist spot...is this plan work

I have an Idea for creating Small modular nuclear reactors to power up homes and places. Small amount can power up forever.

The Story Behind Greeny Coin – A Founder’s Vision 🌍 At Rebuild Earth, we believe that small actions can lead to big changes. But the question was—how do we motivate people to take these small yet impactful steps toward a sustainable future? That’s

Time for weapons/defence startups to get heavily funded and invest in world class R&D. Export weapons, keep the best for the country for moments like these. India 🇮🇳

The Art of Starting Small: Big Dreams, Small Steps- Dreaming big is essential, but the real magic happens when you start small. Here’s why: 1. Lower Risk: Small steps mean you can test your ideas without risking everything at once. 2. Learn as You

Stop overwhelming yourself with massive goals. When you aim too high too fast, it’s easy to lose momentum and give up. But here's a better way: 1. Start small. Focus on what you can handle daily. 2. Consistency is key, not speed. 3. Break down