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"The hardest part of entrepreneurship isn’t starting — it’s staying consistent when nothing seems to work."

Discipline isn’t about 5AM. It’s about doing the thing at 5PM even when you’re tired.

The new middle class trap isn’t a 9 - 5 job. It’s making 25–30k a month doing delivery in bikes at night, chilling all day, and calling it “freedom.” That’s how ambition dies slowly.

Building apps is fun until you realize no one cares Then it’s marketing time How do you push your app when the hype fades?

It’s hard for some people to accept, but it’s the truth.

Ego is good. It’s what makes you push beyond your limits. It’s what whispers “I can do better” when everyone else says “good enough.” People love to demonize ego, but without it, you’d settle. You’d stop taking risks. You’d stop building things tha

This chart shows 50+ revenue streams—subscriptions, live events, hardware, shoppable video, and more for Youtube YouTube isn’t just a platform. It’s an ecosystem built to print cash 💀

Most people think tech is hard. It’s not. The hardest part is not giving up when nobody cares what you're building.

Sales looks easy when u study it, but once u’re actually doing it, it’s tough. Marketing, on the other hand, is one of the best ways to grow your startup/businesses —it pays off when u put in the hard work.

What’s buzzing in the Indian startup ecosystem this week? QuantE Energy raised $500K seed funding to accelerate cleantech solutions a big win for India’s sustainability push. Darpan Sanghvi (Good Glamm Group) launched CoFounder Circle, a new accel