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If blogging feels like a full-time job, something is wrong. Planning topics, writing drafts, editing, and publishing shouldn’t drain your energy. Many founders stop blogging not because it doesn’t work—but because it takes too much time. That’s why w

PhonePe didn’t just expand — it connected with India. • It reached small towns while others stayed confined to metros. • It offered insurance, gold, and mutual funds right when users were ready. • It spoke in regional languages, not just English. •

Hey everyone! I’m exploring an idea called Yukta — a trusted student network where students, schools, and coaching classes can stay connected, share verified profiles, and find real opportunities. Would you use something like this?

SACRIFICE NOW, FLEX FOREVER! 💪🏻 Late nights, early mornings, saying no to distractions—it all adds up. While others are busy wasting time, you’re building something real. Stay locked in, because the grind always pays off no cap 🧢

In the near future, do you think the job market especially in the tech field would be dominated by remote jobs? as many youths are demanding it for location freedom. And if it happens, In your opinion what might be the impact of it for the businesse

And yes I get it, the word “Value”. Everyone is using it like a light snack. (Eating Continuously) Probably because of that, we ignore it passively. As a result, the world itself holds no value.😶‍🌫️

The system works for those who choose the system. It only cages the ones who were never meant to stay inside.

💬 What's your motivation to build what you build? I'll go first... Being in a long-distance relationship, I wanted to do something special for my girlfriend. I missed watching movies together, sharing those little moments of laughter or excitement.

I started working before I went to the college Today, I'm glad it did because Growing up, I had No dream job. No dream company. No dream version of my future. And that shaped how I see work. Everyone talks about “finding your passion.” Here’s