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What is alternative to Doom scrolling? Everyone knows it's bad but every platform is using it. Is there any alternative way to keep up to date on a platform without doom scrolling feed. I'm working on something with a feed and I hate doom scrolling.

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Hey everyone! 🤗 I'm Aryan, a web developer specializing in the Laravel framework. Since my exams are over, I find myself with plenty of free time, but I've been mostly wasting it scrolling through reels. I'm eager to work on something meaningful. Do

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

🥶9 Bad Habits that kills most Startups 🚫Watching phone after instant wake up 🚫Scrolling ^ajshamani or ^eer ^iceps Short clips everyday 🚫Skipping going to the Washroom in the early morning 🚫Watching Phone while Eating 🚫Again Scrolli

Notion is crazy! Recently, I was able to sell a few Notion templates and got some amazing observations: 1. Most Startups still rely on Notion DB. 2. Notion templates are very useful if you're extensively creating content. 3. Most Founders turning Lin

I've been exploring the world of AI and have found some incredible tools. I want to know which AI apps or tools you find really helpful. I'm looking for recommendations on AI apps or tools that you use every week and Day to life and that work wel

I recently used a taxi service and had a terrifying experience. As someone who frequently travels from the outskirts to the city, I've tried many ride-hailing apps, but I've often found myself scared by the drivers' reckless behavior. During this lat

Indians are shitting on every platform, from technical to social. GitHub and Reddit have been hijacked. Reels and Shorts are more cringeworthy than ever, attention span is going down. Shorts on phones are an essential part of parenting in rural and

The network effect in Bangalore is great. I myself catchup with a lot of my founder friends and counterparts in HSR, Kormangala alone. Have had innumerable instances where I've found great builders at Starbucks, third wave etc - surprisingly a few ti