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Honestly, I didn't find traditional education very useful for my entrepreneurial journey. My real learning began when I started self-educating through articles, investor insights, and business podcasts. I've also gained invaluable lessons from the mi

today’s rapidly changing world, the value of formal degrees is being questioned more than ever. While a degree can provide foundational knowledge and open doors, it is not the only path to success. What truly matters in most industries is skill-the a

For many roles in tech, start-ups, digital marketing etc., how valuable is a traditional degree compared to proven skills & real-world experience?

The real reason most founders are lying to themselves Had this realization that's keeping me up at night: We're all playing a game of pretend. • We pretend we're crushing it (while eating ramen) • We pretend we know our market (while guessing wil

What is a college degree worth studying for now that will still be useful in 10 years?

Hey folks, I'm doing ca I started my prep few months back. so any tips or suggestions how to do side business while studying for ca exams

In the world of entrepreneurship and startups, knowledge is essential, but it remains inherently limited. While having a foundational understanding is crucial, the most valuable insights come from taking action and gaining real-world experience. 🚀

The disconnect is real: VCs analyze markets from boardrooms while founders solve problems from the trenches. How do you make an investor experience your users' frustration firsthand? #44 #Started ##startups #vc #foundersbridgingthegap

It’s crazy how many people I know in the real world who are building startups using Replit. No coding experience, just a vision and enough focus to make it happen.

We don't feel bored while scrolling social media but when coming to important things like studying on this topic I have started a series of videos to overcome that feeling hoping all will support me