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The power of productising your knowledge is that it speaks for you when you can’t. Your first step should always be to create something tangible. If you are trying to create hype for something big that you “will” build then nobody invests in your j

Focus on your passion, don't wait for others to join you. Pursue it solo, and like-minded individuals will naturally gravitate towards you.

Indian AI: Real Superpower or Just Hype? Is the buzz around "Made in India AI" matching real-world breakthroughs and user trust? India's AI potential is MASSIVE. But honest questions now will build a stronger future. What’s your quick take?

Looking for a like-minded co-founder to build futuristic businesses! If you're passionate about innovation, technology, and shaping the future, let's connect and create something extraordinary. 🚀

Rather than collecting communities, focus on being active in a few Don't spread yourself too thin, invest yourself in meaningful connections

Don't build for an imagined future; build from a clear observation of present needs and realities.

It just came to my mind that someone from here will build something big someday and they don't know it yet. A bright future awaits! All the best to everyone!

A potential resurgence of COVID-19 appears to be a concern for many. If lockdown measures are reinstituted, it's important to prioritize two key areas: focus on developing your skills and career, and maintain your health. While the prospect of anothe

Why are Indian Startups not that innovatory? Rather they are just build upon an already establish idea or something like that. And btw with innovation i mean building something genuinely interesting.

How to build a Failed Startup in 10 Steps? 1) Don't have a Clear Idea on what you are doing. 2) Think of yourself that you don't have money & don't start 3) Never do Customer Validations 4) Build Product & Think of getting Sales 5) Hire H.