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I want a Developer with a passion for building software systems, can code as simple as drinking water. Alongside that a deep and clear understanding of Sales. who can actively contribute 25 hours per week. Interested folks do ping me. p.s : This ai

There is an idea which I am thinking for quite some time. The idea is about selling water in a can. The concept is similar to an US company named Liquid death they also sell water in a can I think the idea has great potential like in parties and con

Welcome to BUSINESS STORIES ! EP-3 (Liquid death💀 case study) What is Liquid Death? It's a beverage company that sells water in metal cans, which will kill your thirst ■Origin story■ Founder Mike Cessario observed people at a music concert drinki

Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal. "Steve Jobs" He famously quoted Pablo Picasso, saying, "Good artists copy, great artists steal." This reflects his belief that taking existing ideas and reimagining or improving upon them is a legitimate and

This guy is the beverage industry's biggest enemy. He built a $1.4 Billion brand in 4 years using methods that would get most people fired. Many consider him the greatest marketer on earth. Here's his mind-blowing guide to blowing up business :

THE MAN WHO'S KILLED BY HIS OWN INNOVATION: In 1975,The Middle East Oil embargo affected the US in terms of car sales that made Stanley Allen Meyer a resident from Grove City, Ohio,America makes up his mind to find a way out of oil dependency. Sta

Meet Mike Cessario. This ex-Netflix employee built a $700M empire by selling a free commodity; WATER. Today, Liquid Death is equivalent to the Air Jordans of the beverage industry. Here's how Mike Cessario engineered virality and made Liquid Death

Looking for a Developer Co-Founder I’m Asim Gaddi, 19 y/o with a strong startup idea to solve real-world public transport problems. The business plan and pitch deck are ready. I just need one developer to join me as a co-founder. You’ll handle the

A routine topic - but it's a necessary one. Why Indian Startups Fail in the First 3 Years? A lot of Indian startups don’t fail because the idea is bad, they fail because the fundamentals are overlooked. Founders often build what they like instead o

It is easier to start a hard company than an easy one. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, once said, “It’s easier to start a hard company than an easy one.” This might sound strange, but let me explain why it makes sense. When you solve a hard problem, f