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2024-12-12T12:45:07.773Z

Airbnb inspires me because its story is unlike any other, of turning an absurd idea into a global phenomenon. While most startups follow a predictable path of product launches and market trends, Airbnb began with strangers sleeping on air mattresses and cereal boxes funding their dreams. When they couldn’t afford to keep the business running, they sold boxes of cereal to raise funds .That kind of jugaad and creativity is rare. The idea of letting strangers stay in your home seemed absurd, even risky, with headlines about scams and trust issues piling up in the early days. But they didn’t give up and proved that even the most unconventional ideas can reshape the world if pursued with conviction.I read 'The Airbnb Story' book and it was really a guide on building a company from scratch.

Anonymous

Stealth • 11d

<30 minutes diary products delivery in all tier-0 and tier-1 cities. The key differentiator from other quick commerce business is that we don't add any preservatives and it's more of directly from farm to warehouses and to customers. Diary products is one of the most and daily needed products for everyone. Would this work?

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Gourav Yaduvanshy

Stealth • 10d

can u explain clearly

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Samrat kesharwani

Stealth • 11d

saying qcom is ez doing it's very hard and that to in ur case now that the things are proved it looks every can replicate it but it's not, and idk if it'll work but 10.min thing worked bcz people would more than 10mins to get delivered the thing but qcom companies beat the time so it.became no brainers to people that ordering things this way is faster convenient and yeah a little bit comfortable

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