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Amazon Pay goes beast mode! Amazon just pumped ₹350 Cr into its India payments arm to fight the UPI war. Even with a drop to 8th place, they’re not backing down—PhonePe & GPay, better keep an eye out!

Unpopular opinion: Sometimes, telling the truth gets you blocked😮‍💨 I recently had someone reach out asking me to join their startup as a co-founder. When I asked about the idea, I gave my honest feedback based on my perspective. The response? I g

"Amazon's Fire: A Burnout" - High Expectations: Amazon launched the Fire Phone with hopes of revolutionizing the smartphone market. - Initial Buzz: The unique features, like 3D Dynamic Perspective and Firefly, grabbed attention. - Price Point: At

Don't you think that bootstrapping is much better than taking a fund? But, still why is everyone leaning towards funding rather than bootstrapping? From my understanding, people have fear, lack of resources, and validation. What is your opinion? P

Unpopular Opinion: If you have zero traction, don’t pitch VCs yet. You know what I see too often? Founders sending decks before they’ve even tested the idea. Here’s the blunt truth: 💡 VCs don’t fund ideas. They fund signals. And “signal” doesn’t

In November 2023, Disney pulled their ads from X, costing Elon Musk $75M in revenue. But instead of backing down, Elon fired back, telling Disney's CEO to "go f*** himself." Here's what happened next. In November 2023, Disney’s CEO Bob Iger stoppe

Unpopular Opinion Gen Z often gets criticized for being “lazy” or “entitled.” But the truth is, most of us grew up in privilege. Our parents worked relentlessly in a time when India was still struggling low salaries, limited opportunities, and tough

Co-founder ≠ Business Partner. Co-founder = Battle Partner. 💥 They’re the one who said “chal karte hain” when the world said “yeh nahi chalega.” The one who saw your Google Doc idea and said, “Bhai, tu CEO ban, main backend sambhalta hoon.” 👨‍💻👩

Scale until something breaks, then fix it. Amazon followed a simple rule while growing: keep expanding until something breaks, then fix it. At first, Amazon only sold books. As more customers started ordering, their warehouses couldn’t handle the

Exactly a year ago, Ankur Warikoo commented on one of my posts. It wasn’t a long or elaborate comment—just a simple response to something I had written. But at that moment, it meant everything to me. I was on the verge of shutting down Snippetz. Af