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Entrepreneurship starts easier than you think, but success demands persistence. The journey gets tougher, with challenges that test and strengthen you. In the end, the rewards are worth it ❤️‍🔥.

I may be wrong but I feel chasing success is the most overrated thing that has been fed into our mind, we should not chase success but we should let success come to us with a slow and steady process, what's your thought?

I’ve come to realize that building a startup is about all the learnings from it. The constant uncertainty, the lessons learned, and all the challenges faced aren’t easy, but they’re worth every bit of hustle. But that’s also what makes it exciting. T

The pilot is over. Verdict? SUCCESS. 🚀 But let’s be real — success doesn’t mean perfect. Creators loved the concept, but they also gave us raw feedback: 🔹 “Needs messaging.” 🔹 “Bulk upload is slow.” 🔹 “App should be more dynamic.” …and more. An

A brief message for those who haven't begun yet. Guys, this was my thought when I first started out, and it might be yours too. You have this great idea, but you're stuck thinking, "Should I do it? Should I not?" It could be starting as a content cr

In a world chasing overnight success, Ratan Tata’s words remind us of a deeper truth, slow success builds character. When growth is gradual, you learn resilience, patience, humility, and gratitude. You understand the value of effort, not just resul

Can anyone explain about AI startups ? Will it be worth

Can success be planned or is it luck

Hike had the potential to be India’s biggest success story - its journey itself was a bold statement.

Was this expected? Trump and Elon are no more best friends, it seems. Good for the world, btw. Two capitalists can never be good leaders. Their fallout might just slow down childish decisions 'masked as progress'. Or is this all a drama?