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My mother knows Mithila painting. Mithila painting is more than just an art form—it’s a piece of cultural heritage that tells vibrant stories through intricate designs. I’ve been thinking about turning this passion into a full-fledged business, but

Hi everyone, would you help out a fellow early stage founder? I'm looking for D2C founders to help me identify and validate a problem statement I'm working on for my startup. It would really really mean a lot if you could take out just 3 minutes to f

In 2010, two Irish kids set out to pull off the biggest upset in Silicon Valley history. With one email to Paul Graham and a simple hack, they built a $95B company. Here's the crazy story: At 16, Patrick and John Collison built software for eBay

Jack Dorsey explains how recognizing fortunate situations led to the founding of Twitter and Square One of the most important skills for any entrepreneur is recognizing opportunities and acting on them. Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and Square

Personal Pain point: My story l: two months ago I have taken twitter/X subscription for a month to try it out, while paying to X it is mandatory that you give away your card details for making a payment, everything is fine and I have taken a one mon

This is the youngest Billionaire you've never heard of: When he discovered Americans spend 30% of their income on rent... He built a $3.25 Billion tech empire turning their biggest expense into bigger rewards. Here's why landlords across America a

Hi, I’m Ali a 15-year-old builder and dreamer from Pune, passionate about startups, technology, and solving real-world problems. I'm currently building HELPORA, a platform designed to make finding and offering everyday help easier, faster, and more

Hi, I’m Ali a 15-year-old builder and dreamer from Pune, passionate about startups, technology, and solving real-world problems. I'm currently building HELPORA, a platform designed to make finding and offering everyday help easier, faster, and more

How Square Revolutionized POS Payments! So it all started in 2009 when Jack Dorsey's friend, Jim McKelvey, was unable to complete a $2,000 sale because the store didn’t accept credit cards. Jack realized that credit card machines were too expensi