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Remember Certificates does not matter, what matters are your skills and knowledge.

if a cofounder who has past achievements joins you it doesn't matter, his status or anything doesn't matter ..... what truly matters if their presence makes your startup any better so never see someone's achievement or things and think very high of

To become good businessman, entrepreneur You require 2 basics skills for that matter anybody 1. You should have good communication skills like talking, listening,vocabulary,enuniciation,coordination telephonic conversation 2. Mathematics A e

The Magic of “Not Yet”: Embrace the Journey Sometimes, when you feel like saying, “I can’t do it,” remember to add *one* little word: **yet**. It transforms your mindset from limitation to possibility. Every skill, no matter how challenging, is a st

Most founders get the basics wrong. In my experience, these are the 5 main core for startup growth: 1. Launch fast – Speed matters more than perfection. It can be eventually perfected in version 2,3,... 2. Solve a real problem – Build what people a

Basics on Medial 🟣 A good pitch doesn't just share fact, it creates a vision of how you will solve problems. It's not about listening what you do, it's about showing why it matters. Next time you pitch, ask yourself: Does this help them see re

Life can feel heavy sometimes—whether you're battling stress, anxiety, or the weight of the unknown. When everything seems to be falling apart or you just can’t find peace, OurSoulss is here for you. No matter what you’re facing, we provide the guida

Jio's Playbook: How to Disrupt an Entire Industry → 2010: 12+ telecom providers in India → 2023: Just 4 left standing Jio's ruthless strategy: 1. Slash prices: Free calls, dirt-cheap data 2. Kill competition: Bleed 'em dry 3. Monopolize: Last man

Housing.com was founded in 2012 by twelve IIT Bombay students, including Rahul Yadav, Advitiya Sharma, and Abhishek Anand. Initial Success : • Known for its innovative map-based user interface. • Quickly gained popularity and investor interest. • Se

The Biggest Misconceptions That Kill Businesses Let’s talk about the biggest things that screw up most businesses. First misconception: “You need to know everything before you start.” No, you don’t. Overthinking kills execution. The only thing that