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This book right here is insanely scarily accurate and hard hitting If you’re someone who’s struggled with relationships or your own personal emotions, I’m telling you, this book is a great start. One important note - it’s been written from the POV o

I have a question. I live in a tier 3 city where startup culture is nothing. Finding same mindset people is very tough. I have ideas but implementation/execution is very tough and slow for me. I don't have much financial support. Can anyone suggest

Unacademy might get acquired. News amongst journalists is that investors are forcing a sale at a way reduced valuation. Might be hoax as their founder had mentioned about great cash reserves. But who knows 👀

We all know the drill with "Manager Mode"-hire great people, give them space, and manage through layers. It’s the classic approach, polished and perfected in business schools. But here’s the catch: it often leaves room for what I like to call “profes

What's the best way to explain my Dad - Mutual Funds is better option than FD and MF gives higher returns. His statement is that "it is risky and might have to bare the loss sometimes and can't remove the cash whenever required (has lock in period)

Building a startup is like dating. In the beginning, it’s all excitement and potential. Then reality hits, and suddenly you’re questioning your life choices at 2 AM while staring at an Excel sheet or some report. Investors are basically parents, s

Hi everyone, I hope you’re all doing well! I have an exciting idea that I want to share with you. It’s called “Virtual Random Blind Dates.” We all know that finding the right partner can be tough these days. Many people want to connect with someone

The term AI takeover often sparks images of robots replacing humans or machines ruling the world. But here’s the truth—AI isn't taking over us; it’s taking over tasks. AI is automating the repetitive, enhancing decision-making, and revolutionizing i

"The Most Dangerous Clause in Term Sheets That Founders Ignore" Yes, it's the liquidation preference in your term sheet that can quietly screw you. It decides who gets paid first if your startup sells—or flops. Investors might snag 2x their money

How do you really know if your idea solves a real problem? Not just “cool project” vibes but actual pain, real need, urgency. Most of us try to validate by: - Sending out Google Forms - Asking in group chats - Tweeting “would you use this?” polls -