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“From Small Yes to Big Success: How the Foot-in-the-Door Technique Closes Deals” The Foot-in-the-Door Technique is a psychological strategy where businesses start with a small request to increase the chances of agreement to a larger one later. Once

So this (Temple) device by Deepinder Goyal claims to read brain blood flow, ageing, and health using AI, gravity, and big ideas. Sounds futuristic, looks cool, but doctors are asking one boring yet powerful question: where is the scientific proof? No

Client Acquisition: The Art of Fishing for Big Fish (Without Looking Like a 🤡) Listen up, sales ninjas and business building badasses! 🥷💼 Everyone's talking about "client acquisition strategies" like they're magical unicorn dust. The no-BS guid

11 Hidden Signs Investors aren’t Interested in Your Startup 👇 One of the toughest things as a founder is figuring out where you actually stand after a VC meeting. Most of the time, it feels like you’re left guessing: Did they like it? Are they in?

Once upon a time, not in a castle, but on a delayed train, sat a broke single mom with a wild idea about a boy wizard. That woman? J.K. freaking Rowling. That idea? Harry Potter. She had a story burning in her chest and rejection letters stacking on

Social Media in 2025: What Really Works on Each Platform? Social media is always changing — and in 2025, just posting the same content everywhere doesn’t work anymore. Every platform has its own vibe, its own audience, and its own rules. To grow onl

It starts with a tweet. OpenAI launches something shiny—maybe an AI-native editor, maybe a study mode. It looks polished. And then come the messages: “Isn’t this what you were building?” “Bro… OpenAI just dropped your startup.” You smile. Half. B

The Untold Story of How Artificial Intelligence Slowly Became Part of Our Lives You have probably heard the term artificial intelligence many times by now it is in your phone your movie recommendations your messages and even in your home appliances

It Starts in the Details No One Notices Not in a pitch. Not on Product Hunt. Not in the headline font of your landing page. It starts in the margins. A menu animation that feels too sharp. A color that doesn't sit right on the eye. The fourth revi