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I think if someone doesn't know about anything then silence is the best option....

How someone saves your contact says a lot about the impression you left on them.

if a cofounder who has past achievements joins you it doesn't matter, his status or anything doesn't matter ..... what truly matters if their presence makes your startup any better so never see someone's achievement or things and think very high of

When Bro said, "Most people aren't searching for the truth, they're searching for a version of reality that doesn't make them the villain," Damn! It hit so hard.

Honestly, so called entrepreneur are trying to create any thing just to called as Startup found or ENTREPRENEUR. Their idea, doesn't mean anything, it's doesn't solve any problem, it doesn't even compete with anyone. People are actually creating pr

You can have the most wonderfull product in the world, but if people doesn't know about it, it's not going to be worth much, there are singers in the world With good voices, but they're singing in their garages because no one has heard of them. Mark

The most overlooked startup goldmines are "boring" industries: • Insurance • Manufacturing • Healthcare admin • Government services • Supply chain These sectors are DESPERATE for AI solutions but founders avoid them because they're not "sexy."

do you agree? When someone shares their feelings with you, don’t rush to fix things or judge them. Instead, reflect their emotions back to them. For instance, if someone says, "I’m so stressed," respond with, "It sounds like you’ve got a lot going on

Can’t believe that someone spent a year on my app and enjoyed every bit of it. It’s not the money you raise or anything else that can give you such belief in your product or keep you going, it’s always user love.

My son is 13 and daughter is 10. While I would like to not force them to pursue engg or medical... what do I tell them to do if they come to me for advice? Everything is AI'ed now. Doesn't the future belong to either doing business (which is incredib