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Musk’s favorite thinking framework: First-principles thinking. Sadly, few people understand how it works & how important it is. Here's a 2-minute breakdown that will make you a genius thinker: Elon Musk’s favorite way of thinking is first-princip

Wtf are Zomato and swiggy charging platform fee tho they take commission from seller ? Weird, nvm it's working for them tho. In business perspective it's good but in customer's perspective it's not good. What you all think

Your value isn’t diminished by someone else’s opinion. Remember: Every perspective is filtered through a unique lens, but clarity comes from within you. - Hawk.

Many successful people don't exactly know what has made them successful in the first place. Hence, despite thousands of success principles and ideas available on the internet, they may not always work. We often neglect the very small moments that h

Your Startup’s Name is Your First Impression—Make it Count Choosing the right name for your startup isn’t just a creative decision—it’s a strategic one. Your brand name is the first thing people notice, and it shapes how they remember and trust you.

For the first time I have seen people ordering AC and coolers in Bengaluru. And they say climate change isn’t real. 😏

everyone is talking about Jaguar rebranding because of how bad the advertising was in similar way APPLE also does -ve marketing by applying charging below the mouse but APPLE knows everyone will talk about their mouse how stupid the feature was and

🚀 Genius Marketing 😳 🔥 Lo-Fi Ads: The Art of Looking Real ( But Not Really ) 🦋 Lo-fi ads are the latest trick brands like Fenty Beauty are using to look authentic. Think grainy photos, messy vibes, like they just snapped it on their phone. But

In the next 2 generations, no one even remember you ,even if they remember you, who cares? You’re dead. The legacy you leave isn’t about being remembered, it’s about how you lived. Stop stressing over what’s beyond your control and focus on living

I found one of the best articles on OAuth for beginners!! I remember when I first tried to learn about OAuth, most of the articles were filled with jargons and lacked relatable examples. This Friday, while scrolling through HackerNews, I came across