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Some of the most underrated lessons I learnt from Y Combinator - Make something people want - Talk to your customers everyday - Build MVP and go to Market ASAP Share 1-2 lessons from your journey in the comments

Which book you have read that completely changed your life and what was the lesson you learnt from it that you implemented to change your life

How do you guys learnt to code, do you also felt like giving up during learning, how you cope up from those things ?

The simulation can make all the difference when it comes to rewiring how your brain & heart reacts to novel situations in reality Reading books help us perform the simulation from perspective of a best selling experinced author who has condensed his

I recently completed one year being away from home. Not the first time I’ve stepped out, but def the first time being away for a full-time job. This got me thinking - each time we’re out, living a life by ourselves, life presents us with multiple les

Today I learnt life lessons Be pratical and jitne aukat ho or khud ke peche backup ho utna he bolo strategic planning ke sath life jiyo ...... Har ak possibilities check karo Varna ....ye India ha ..... Law kuch nhi hota ha .... Serf paise or fame

Best books suggestions for learning more about finance and buisness academics from scratch to advance level? Ps:If you know any self improvement book other than those famous ones like atomic habits which can really help to grow and unfuck life, plea

#Day1 I am Gonna Be Writing Every Single Day,No Matter what and That's my Challenge I'm Going to Be sharing The Lessons Of life that I learn everyday Hoping that at least,One of you guys can get Benefitted from it. Today's Learning Life's Difficult

Timeless Wisdom for Modern Entrepreneurs: Lessons from Lord Ram’s Life As aspiring entrepreneurs, we often turn to books and videos to glean insights that can propel our ventures forward. However, sometimes the most profound lessons lie in our own