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Imagine you're stuck in traffic, running late for an important meeting. Frustration builds, and you feel like honking or yelling. Instead, pause and ask yourself, "What’s really bothering me here? Is it the traffic or my fear of disappointing someone

Elon musk takes a smart move to make relations with customers. He built the underground tunnel just for teslas in Los Angeles (infamous for its traffic congestion). With this he created the controlled environment where Teslas with autopilot and Full

From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, From Kutch to Arunachal, We have the most diverse genetic ethnicities in the world. Yet, we practice medicine as if we are all born from one womb! This must change. To be fair, some of the greatest doctors in the nati

Don’t let this be your story: 20s: "I’m too young to worry about investing" 30s: "I wish I’d started in my 20s" 40s: "Why didn’t I invest in my 30s?" 50s: "If only I started years ago…" 60s: "Starting now? It's too late for me" 70s: "If only I stopp

Elon Musk spent $300 million to dig a massive tunnel underground. Wall Street called it a publicity stunt. Now it's worth over $100 billion. Here's the insane story of why cities globally are desperate to buy it (and how it could eliminate traffic

i built a startup in 365 days. exactly 1 year ago, my less mature self challenged myself to build a startup. how's it going? ideated 15 ideas built and worked on 5 startups pitched 9 times met 300+ people in real life connected with 6k+ folks onli

So here is an idea I got while stuck in traffic… What if I can create a DbaaS product that has built in features like data anonymisation, pseudonymsation, built in data record encryption, masking woth custom masking markers and can provide analytics

Chegg just sued Google. The reason? AI-generated summaries in search results are eating into its website traffic—and revenue. But here’s where it gets more interesting... Chegg has relied on Google’s search engine for years to drive traffic and rev

Scale until something breaks, then fix it. Amazon followed a simple rule while growing: keep expanding until something breaks, then fix it. At first, Amazon only sold books. As more customers started ordering, their warehouses couldn’t handle the

Medial has crossed 15k users (16k now). It wouldn’t have been possible without our power users and everyone else who has organically built this community. Thank you to everyone of you who helped us come till here and I promise, we’ll keep building su