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Jack Ma (Founder, Alibaba) "Never give up. Today is hard, tomorrow will be worse, but the day after tomorrow will be sunshine." Entrepreneurship is tough, but persistence leads to success.

everyone: it can't be worse than before the worse:

Only 1 in 400 Indian startups becomes a unicorn (That’s just 0.25%) Hype is loud — but the odds are brutal.

Why most of the Airlines go Bankrupt? Why is it so tough to Run an Airline not only in India but in the whole world.

You’ve got an idea, and it lights you up inside. Now, protect it. In the world of startups, you’ll face doubters, setbacks, and endless distractions. But if you're passionate about your vision: → Block out the noise → Cultivate a relentless focus

What are the odds of a cloud kitchen becoming successful in a tier 3 city?

What ideas do you’ve in terms of creating a business around the Indian Kirana sector - it is a huge market but what can be done to make it better and monetise?

What's the best way to explain my Dad - Mutual Funds is better option than FD and MF gives higher returns. His statement is that "it is risky and might have to bare the loss sometimes and can't remove the cash whenever required (has lock in period)

If an individual has a viable startup plan but lacks the necessary funding to execute it, how can they proceed effectively?