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Naval Ravikant breaks luck into four forms, and some of them are within our reach. Chance Encounters Pure accidents. Being born in the right place, meeting someone unexpectedly, or stumbling into fortune. Created Serendipity The more you move, the

Random thought : to be successful as a founder you need all or at least either of these 1.Privilege 2.Expertise 3.Luck

"There should be no boundary to ambition in the journey to success." However tough the path may seem, as long as you keep moving forward, there is always a chance to achieve greatness. ...

Funny how life can pivot on a single moment—a missed flight, a chance encounter, a left instead of a right. Reminds me of Camus: 'Life is a sum of all your choices.' But, isn’t there a bit of luck in it, too? Hard work counts, but life’s twists are

Just a random thought 🤔 Umm right now in our minds random chain of thoughts are going on continuously.... Ai is booming day by day is AI capable to think in the same we as we do..... ( Right now we are giving promots and based on that we are gett

The 4 Types of Luck – Which One Are You Creating? Naval Ravikant breaks luck down into four types. The first one is out of your control, but the rest? You can create them. 1️⃣ Blind Luck – Pure chance. Winning the lottery, being born into wealth, o

There is a difference between startups and innovation As per my observations... Every second startup in India is like food delivery app or a cloud kitchen Do you really think India is innovating in a right direction ?

Every big company once started as a small idea. What made the difference? Courage. Consistency. Belief. Startups aren’t just about innovation—they're about relentless execution, sleepless nights, small wins, hard lessons, and an unshakable vision.

In the startup world, trends aren’t just in products—they're in what we wear, too. Right-hand rings are emerging as a subtle, symbolic accessory for founders, creators, and professionals. Think bold cocktail pieces or sleek diamond designs—wearing on

Marketing Made the Difference: The Nano vs. The Comet EV Ratan Tata launched the Nano to make mobility affordable. It was technically impressive and socially important, but since it was labeled “the cheapest car,” it failed to attract interest in a