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Most people who’ve tried turning their highly engaged WhatsApp/Discord group into an app have failed to recreate that same engagement. Probably because the friction of a new app is high, and people love the tool they’re using as much as (or more tha

**Day 29: Execution Creates Luck** 🍀⚙️ On Day 29 of the #FounderJourney, here’s a truth that keeps proving itself: **The more you execute, the “luckier” you get.** We often admire startups that “got lucky” — viral growth, a perfect investor intro

The Power of Execution Over ideas 💡 🚀 Too many aspiring entrepreneurs wait for the “perfect” idea. But here’s the truth: > Ideas are cheap. Execution builds empires. Look at some of the biggest startups today — their ideas weren’t new. What m

Nitin Ghatkari said that he won't let self driving cars to enter in India, why ? Because it can cause huge loss of employment. By This statement you can understand where the world is moving, India and other Developing Nations have a huge chunk of p

Lessons I've learned as a new-age entrepreneur: 1. Find the right people: A diverse and skilled team is the backbone of success, from funding to customer experience. 2. Start right, scale thoughtfully: Big dreams need actionable steps for smoother

India’s Unicorns: What We Learn from Their Success India’s unicorns—Byju’s, OYO, and Zomato—began like any other startup, facing sleepless nights and countless rejections. But their billion-dollar journeys weren’t just about luck; they were about re

A few weeks ago, I applied for the Y Combinator Summer Fellowship. I was late to the game — but I still decided to give it a shot. Two days ago, I received the email. It was a rejection. For a moment, it stung. I had imagined what a ‘yes’ could unl

I've been playing around with an idea that I think could really shake things up in the restaurant booking world. Imagine a hyper-local dining platform that doesn’t just cater to the big cities but also brings that seamless, personalized booking exper

Why Only 1% Succeed in Business and Life Success isn’t about luck—it’s about mindset, discipline, and relentless execution. The 1% who build thriving businesses and lasting success follow a different set of rules. 🔹 Clarity of Vision – They don’t

Want to Know What Investors Look for in a Startup? Here are the Top 7 Focus Areas for Startup Success according to ASHODUX: 1. Founder’s Capability & Vision Strong leadership, long-term thinking, and the ability to build a great team are essential.