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I just remembered this line that I saw somewhere and wanted to share it, "One of life's most painful and important lessons is that not everyone wants to change, even if they are in a bad situation or are miserable, the familiar feels safe and change

Get Started 13: Real Talk Time, Founders! You're drowning in forms, documents, and compliance paperwork that feels like it multiplies overnight... What's your biggest "Paperwork Paralysis" moment in early stages of the company? (Choose your strugg

A second brain? Yep, it's a digital vault for all your ideas, notes, and tasks (we all forgot our ideas) Perfect for entrepreneurs drowning in info overload. Think Notion or Evernote. It boosts creativity, efficiency, and cuts stress. Manage

Shopping online can be overwhelming with so many options. There should be a platform that makes discovering emerging fashion brands easier. Finding unique, high-quality labels shouldn’t be so difficult. Would you find value in something like this? W

Hey — If you're building something right now and it feels way heavier than it should… You're not crazy. Early tech always breaks. Automations glitch. Nothing connects like it should. And somehow, you’re also writing landing page copy at 1:47 AM. W

✅ IF, "It is hard for you to sustain your startup. You’re burning out." 📌 You have only 2 options, what would you do? 📌comment your answer

Thorndike’s experiment with cats showed how the environment shapes behavior. Cats learned to pull a lever to escape, reinforcing that the most obvious and rewarding option drives choice. In choice architecture, this applies as: 1. Environment influ

Zomato is clearly ahead on user experience — multiple carts and direct chat with delivery partners make ordering super convenient. Swiggy, surprisingly, still lacks both. Also, Swiggy's minimum tip is ₹10, while Zomato allows a minimum of ₹5. It fee

If you got anxiety problem like me, just do this👇 start checking yourself. start correcting yourself when you’re being unnecessarily negative. start minding your business when you realize you’re policing someone’s choices that don’t have anything to