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Guys did you agree some luxury brands don't sell products they sell emotions.

Too Many Startups, Same Industry—Who’s Solving the Real Problems? Right now, it feels like every other startup is entering the same few industries—D2C beauty, Ayurveda, fintech, and food&Qcom delivery. Everyone is rushing to do what’s already been d

Why are investors backing away? It's not about talent — it's about depth. Founders today are skipping the foundation, chasing trends, and performing for likes instead of building for users. Let’s bring back real, value-driven building. #StartupTruth

Bhavish got no chill. What do you guys think? Gender pronouns should exist? (They/them, she/her, he/him, that/their) or should we stick to he and she.

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #16 Luxury goods consumers worldwide fall into five dominant groups, based on their motivations, profiles, values in luxury items, purchase reasoning, and age group. 1) Going Global: People in this group don

What do you think about the current education curriculum? Do you really think that that's the best syllabus why don't they start bringing in this startup culture to the students at an early age or why should they tell to stick on to the old job cult

Shopping online is overwhelming with so many options—there should be a way to easily discover the best emerging fashion brands.

Startups are booming—but many crash before they even take off. 1. Chasing trends over solving real problems – Cool doesn’t always mean useful. 2. Skipping market research – Assumptions aren't data. 3. Building before validating – MVPs exist for

Flipkart should focus on trust building and authenticity first, instead They are expanding their q-commerce size

I think salaried people in the 40-60 age bracket in India got the short end of stick. Neither are they able to enjoy the socialistic benefits like pension and govt jobs. Nor were they able to extract enough value out of the Indian booming economy.