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Denial of forensic audit means 100% zol.💕 love for this founder...

Everyone thinks we’re leaving TCC and TAA behind. We’re not. Not even close. Over the past few weeks, a few people have asked if we’re shutting things down or shifting focus completely. I get why. Whenever you talk openly about building something n

Despite pouring all of my personal savings and exhausting every possible resource—including bank loan attempts—our startup is now at risk of shutting down due to lack of funds. We’ve built something with real potential, but we urgently need financial

Another day, another automation. Now, my websites tell me when they’re down — before anyone else does. ✅ Every few minutes: - Checks uptime status for all sites - Processes any changes - Sends instant Slack alerts if something goes down - Keeps me

I was just having a chat with my partner Dhananjay about the massive pileup of electronic waste, and something clicked. We’re constantly innovating—but at what cost? EVs are seen as the future, but the number of battery swaps and replacements will ev

Day 8 of risking everything to build something bigger than myself. Today was rough. I kept running into errors that slowed everything down and honestly drained my energy a bit. Ended up calling my senior to help me sort things out because some of th

Exactly a year ago, Ankur Warikoo commented on one of my posts. It wasn’t a long or elaborate comment—just a simple response to something I had written. But at that moment, it meant everything to me. I was on the verge of shutting down Snippetz. Af

Hey, I’m working on something called RYYT — a space where people can talk openly about money, without shame or noise. No financial advice or courses shoved in your face. Just real people sharing what they’re going through — wins, mistakes, doubts, a

There’s a thin line between being self-motivated and fooling yourself and most people never learn that. You can be passionate about something, but if it's not working, not growing, not right for your future have to drop it. This isn’t about killing

In 2012, Airbnb was bleeding money. Investors weren’t interested. The media called it a “stupid idea.” Who in their right mind would let strangers sleep in their home? Founders were broke. So broke they sold custom cereal boxes during the U.S. elect