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The Psychology of Customer Experience Loss Aversion in CX People hate losing something more than they love gaining something. If your CX feels like effort, they’re losing time, energy, or sanity. What are you doing to eliminate loss from your exp

STARTING OUT STRUGGLES. Ever feel like you're pushing a boulder uphill, barefoot, in the snow? That's me, trying to kickstart my dreams. Every step feels like a leap, every task, a mountain. There's this tiny voice, whispering, 'Keep going, it'll

Instagram is doing AB testing for a "new feature" (not so new) , now you can play and pause reels instead of the old audio mute unmute when you tap the screen! Personally i dont like it that much, anyone else who is a part of this testing and is not

Is there no one who trusts us, who believes in our vision and is willing to invest in our business We've been searching tirelessly, yet it feels like the world has turned its back on us. Will no one step forward to support us?

Unit testing is a critical practice in software development that ensures individual code units work as expected. It helps catch bugs early, simplifies refactoring, and improves code quality and reliability. Unit tests verify the smallest parts of an

Lately, I’ve become more intrigued by the ongoing revolution in fintech innovation. It’s astounding to see how advancements like digital banking, blockchain, and AI are reshaping the financial world. The ability to offer swift, secure, and highly t

I’ve been noticing something interesting lately. NVIDIA’s CEO, Jensen Huang, seems to be picking up a presentation style that reminds me a lot of Steve Jobs. It’s kind of cool to see how he’s making this shift Back in the day, NVIDIA’s events were s

I'm a vegetarian, and honestly, hitting my protein goals feels like a daily struggle. I’ve tried a few things, but nothing seems to stick or deliver the results I want. If anyone out there has tried and tested protein-rich recipes, meal ideas, or

that's Scary Never expected. CTOs will confront themselves this early, and something like Zerodha, which has a small tech team, is talking about generating code from LLMS. I understand that cursor repel and copilot are evolving on a daily basis, but

I’ve been using Adalo for a while now, and honestly? It’s stupidly easy to make an app. The backend is smooth, API support is solid, and you can get a working app crazy fast. But here’s the catch—₹40,000 per year. Yeah, it stings. If you can af