Going beyond the poor logo redesign, I feel like Jaguar’s rebrand is unsuccessful because they’ve completely alienated their existing audience to pander to a demographic that most likely doesn’t have the means to own a luxury car, and more importantl
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Hey I am on Medial • 5m
Back then, they modernized without losing their essence. This time, they seem to be trying too hard to reinvent themselves, risking losing the very people who trusted the brand
I often find myself losing interest in people who don’t show curiosity or a willingness to learn something new. It is frustrating when they seem indifferent to exploring or engaging with interesting ideas.
At the same time, I remind myself that ever
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Mehul Fanawala
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postgen • 9m
Most people work themselves to the bone hoping for peace after retirement.
But the biggest irony?
They often lose their health, relationships, and passion in that process.
Don't wear working hard as a badge of honour. Use your time wisely to build
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Aastha Anand
Startup | VC | Autom... • 1m
What VCs say vs What they mean:
1) “Come back after traction” = We want proof without risk.
2) “We love the team” = The idea is meh, but you seem cool.
3) “Let’s stay in touch” = Probably never gonna happen unless you blow up.
Drop your favorite
Hyderabad is hurting. The Kancha Gachibowli forest, full of trees, peacocks, and deer, is being destroyed. Big machines are clearing 400 acres for IT offices, and it feels so wrong. This forest is like Hyderabad’s lungs, and we’re losing it. Students
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Akshat Garg
Personal branding • 1y
It took me 15 days to realize.
What?
Not everyone is in for the long run.
They seem to be busy catching up on the view count and followers flex.
It made me think.
Stranger:"35 Years of hard work and dedication”
He is a street artist.
He made i
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Sekhar Padhi
Aspiring Data scien... • 2m
I long for the old India where there were plenty of opportunities, where applications were accepted without the need for referrals, and where companies were committed to providing genuine training. In those times, entry-level jobs truly meant entry-l
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Rohan Saha
Founder - Burn Inves... • 3m
I don't know why it feels like the investors on Shark Tank India consider themselves to be gods, thinking that whatever they say is right and everything else is wrong. They say things like "no one can sell a ₹100 product for ₹50, which I find hard to
I spent 2 years in startups and small BFSI companies, then took the leap to build my own fintech startup. I tried to put everything into it—time, energy, savings. But the truth is, it failed. Not because I didn’t try hard enough, but because the mark
what do you think about those people who wish they wanted to do it , but they don't take actions to do, therefore they think about it and feel the dream which they want to do , (This is called mental masturbation) currently I am trying to come out o