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Business Lessons from Iron Man: 1. Innovate Like a Genius: Just as Tony Stark constantly upgrades his suits, keep upgrading your products and ideas. 2. Fail Forward: Every Iron Man suit had glitches — he learned, adapted, and came back stronger.

Hi, Anyone of you helps me, with how to introduce myself in a business meet or an Entrepreneur approach, tell me how to connect in a proper way

My 2024 wrapped up: > Travelled 10+ cities and 6 trips > Built the entire backend @soshalsapp > Got viral a bunch of times > Story covered by national media > Started hitting the gym 6x/week > Met with the top VCs of India > Tried creating video c

Why Even Customer's Feedback matters? When customer is stupid.... It's Tip and tricks Tuesday again. Everybody knows it's important. But very limited and successful founders know WHY? Some random person, "I know, it helps us improving" Me, "

Society will "ALWAYS OPPOSE YOU" 🫵 Ever notice how people who achieved the best things say it wasn't important? C'mon, we've all encountered it at least once. RICH people say Money doesn't matter (Sure, tell that to your mansion and sports car)🤑

Being a startup founder, its hard to know you competition or is there any failed on the same market before atleast on the web. I had once a startup idea where the consumer just writes down the problem and you get the list of startups solving that.

Google's Gemini will search your videos to help you solve problems. Stuck fixing something but can't find the right words to search for help? Google's got your back! Their new tool, Gemini, lets you use video. Just film your problem, like a record p

Musk’s favorite thinking framework: First-principles thinking. Sadly, few people understand how it works & how important it is. Here's a 2-minute breakdown that will make you a genius thinker: Elon Musk’s favorite way of thinking is first-princip

We all know the drill with "Manager Mode"-hire great people, give them space, and manage through layers. It’s the classic approach, polished and perfected in business schools. But here’s the catch: it often leaves room for what I like to call “profes

The most creative company of the last 30 years: Pixar. Back in 2011, Pixar storyboard artist Emma Coats shared their "5 Rules For Storytelling." And the rules are a must-read for writers, entrepreneurs, and anyone who wants to tell captivating sto