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BUSINESS ISN'T ROCKET SCIENCE 1. Generating value Finding out what people need or want, then creating it. 2. Marketing Attracting attention and creating demand for what you have created. 3. Sales – converting potential customers into paying custom

The morning begins with Michael Seibel! Short 👇 - Before gpt 4, everything was shit - In 10 years, there will be only AI agents in the phone book - Fuck the competitors, only value to the customers - B2B faucets should focus more on revenue from th

What Nobody Tells You About Entrepreneurship: A-Z Survival Guide. B – Burnout Passion alone won’t fuel you forever. If you don’t manage your energy, burnout will hit before success does. I thought working 24/7 was the only way. Now, I realize su

B2B isn't just about selling, it's about solving complex problems for other businesses. Unlike B2C (Business-to-Consumer) where impulse and emotion often drive purchases, B2B decisions are typically rational, involve multiple stakeholders, have longe

This thing can give you value for everything you say ,And this is the thinking of the world which you cannot change, you can only correct yourself 😵‍💫🥲

“Remembered Moments: How the Peak-End Rule Creates Lasting Impressions in Business” The Peak-End Rule is a psychological bias where people judge an experience mostly by how they felt at its peak (most intense moment) and end, rather than the full jo

i have a good idea just like Swiggy and zomato but we will be not to deliver only food we will be delivering something thing special on 27×7 on any time So that people can get everything at home

Most events and meetups don't make sense. I went to one event last year in Blr, after that I decided I'm not going to any event again - I'm only going to focus on building stuff. If you're worried about networking and opportunities, if you create

"Based on precedent, I'm right! VS Statically you're only 87% correct!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Was that a roast from gpt?! 🤣

Windsurf was one of the hottest AI startups in 2025. They were about to get acquired by OpenAI for around three billion dollars. The whole team was excited, the deal was almost done. Then out of nowhere, the cofounders backed out. Not only did they w