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Starting Young: Why I Chose to Build Instead of Follow Most people follow the traditional path—college, degrees, and a stable career. But I’ve chosen to build instead of follow. Success doesn’t come from waiting for the right opportunity; it comes f

1)The Problem:India has over 39 million college students , with 70% (28 million) studying in Tier-2 and Tier-3 colleges, where they face significant challenges. Many of these colleges lack updated curriculums and industry-relevant training, leaving s

“Bro, what are you even doing?” I get this question a lot. Because I’ve never stuck to just one thing. I started with app development—building and shipping projects. Then, I got into machine learning—playing with data, training models, making thing

One man's dream to avoid 10-hour train rides: Changed how 300 million people connect daily. Survived 8 visa rejections to make it happen. Built a $100B company by putting trust over growth. The remarkable story of Eric Yuan and Zoom: In 1987, Er

He Blew ₹50K on a Billboard in Bhopal. It Made Him ₹5 Crore 🔥 Imagine you’re down to your last ₹50K, your startup’s on life support, and you decide to blow it all on a giant billboard in Bhopal. Not Mumbai. Not Bangalore. Bhopal. Sounds like a fev

Why ‘Overnight Success’ is the Biggest Lie in Entrepreneurship You open Instagram. A 23-year-old founder just sold their startup for millions. A new app just hit 10 million downloads overnight. A college dropout built a billion-dollar empire in jus

I’ve Got Something Real for You on Time Management! So listen up. I know time management advice is everywhere, and it probably feels like you’ve heard it all before. But hear me out—this is something that worked for me personally, and I’m confident

Paul Graham's new essay which has taken over the internet. Founder Mode September 2024 At a YC event last week Brian Chesky gave a talk that everyone who was there will remember. Most founders I talked to afterward said it was the best they'd eve

Koo's Founder on - Appearing for a startup interview Make a list of startups you’re generally interested in. If you’re risk averse but still want to work at a startup, try and choose a startup that’s gone beyond their Series B. The risk is usually