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" If you are a excellent PRODUCT MANAGER then you can be a good Entrepreneur as well " - Do You agree with this or not ( to Bare Minimum ) I guess Yes, because identifying flaws/problem and introducing new innovative features and solving issues in

Building a successful startup demands more than innovative ideas; it requires a grounded understanding of market needs, effective communication, and an adaptable approach to growth while avoiding common pitfalls.

The irony of everything I see on the net is- people claim themselves to be marketing experts when they themselves have never failed at a startup. Everyone is ironically "That Right Agency" when all they use is the same formula of success as given on

I have a very good business idea which is also related to studies and it will run well, all it requires is a small investment

in this video i will be declassifying apple strategy when steve jobs was used to be CEO HE WAS INNOVATIVE not like what apple is today do you liked thumbnail?

i have an idea for a mental illness cafe ...what u people think will it work out .what cle be the probable challenges .and yes ofcourse I will require finding as well not much but a little to begin with

In your entire career, you will have to believe that ambition is everything, if not most likely you will not be able to attempt any moonshot. On the other side, when you start believing ambition is everything - you will ideally know what to say "no

In your entire career, you will have to believe that ambition is everything, if not most likely you will not be able to attempt any moonshot. On the other side, when you start believing ambition is everything - you will ideally know what to say "no

More Work ≠ More Results One of the biggest traps early founders fall into is believing that more hustle means more success. The reality? Being constantly busy doesn't equal being productive. Filling every hour with tasks, saying yes to everything