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Been using Ask Mode over Agent Mode on Cursor lately. Feels like I have way more control and clarity over what’s happening in the code. It’s slower, but I actually understand what’s going on before making a move. Highly recommend if you hate surpr

Behavioral finance shows that money decisions aren’t made with logic—they’re driven by emotion. Fear, greed, and regret often dictate whether we buy, sell, or freeze. That’s why people panic-sell in crashes or chase trends in rallies. It’s not about

Entrepreneurial Growth: Avoiding Premature Conclusions In today’s world, all of us want to make quick decisions, but it is important to make more informed and well-thought-out decisions that will have a positive impact on our businesses. 1. Explore

*No matter how sharp your skills are, sometimes the solution isn’t force—it’s understanding.* 🐊💧 This powerful image reminds us that every challenge comes with its own unique solution. Before acting, pause to truly understand the problem’s nature.

When you pick up a product, what’s the first thing you notice? The packaging! It’s more than just a wrapper—it’s your brand’s first impression and a powerful marketing tool. A well-designed package instantly grabs attention, builds trust, and influ

Design thinking isn’t just a process—it’s a way of seeing the world differently. It’s about stepping into people’s shoes, understanding their needs, and creating solutions that truly make a difference. Instead of jumping straight to answers, it enc

When I started building my SaaS, I wasted weeks doing things manually: onboarding emails, churn tracking, and revenue reports. Eventually, I built systems to automate 60% of it — saving time, reducing churn, and giving me back my focus. But if I co

No-Code vs Learning to Code: What should Founders prioritize in 2025? No-code tools are awesome. You can whip up a quick MVP, test an idea, and skip hiring a dev team early on. Honestly, they’ve made it easier than ever to get started. But here’s w

The most dangerous loop that keep us trapped. Justifying your wrong decisions with weak reasons is one of the biggest mistakes we humans make. Whether in trading or in life it always costs us. Maybe not immediately, but definitely in the future. Wh