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Entrepreneur myths nobody tells you: More sales ≠ less stress Funding won’t fix a broken model Hustle culture is a trap Most of your friends won’t get it Success is lonely sometimes, and that’s fine Learn the game. Play it smart.

Hey Niket. When does a posts in lates moves to trending if one gains enough attraction? What's the cycle, how much time it takes?

What do you believe is the biggest cause behind the failure of the Indian social media platforms?

The Misinformation Trap for Young Entrepreneurs A brutally honest take on startup myths, misleading content, and what really matters when you're building from zero. If you’re chasing product-market fit, first users, or clarity in chaos—this one’s f

The Hustle Culture Is great, but Sometimes Give Yourself The Break you need. Mental health Problems Has been Sky Rocketed Among Entrepreneurs ( is obvious isn't it?) .

Do you guys think that hustle culture really delivers the results in startups or businesses?  I think it does only to a certain extent.

A brutally honest truth about making $1M is this: It often requires you to sacrifice your time, relationships, peace of mind, and comfort — for way longer than you think. Everyone talks about hustle and strategy, but no one tells you how lonely, obs

99% of Indian entrepreneurs are just focusing on marketing and sales! Manipulating human behaviour to do sales isn't cool! The foundation of great marketing lies in the product. When I pitch to my potential clients I just ask one thing - Do you th

'Bangalore has more engineers than Sweden but…': Why this startup founder says IKEA won’t happen here' - Delhi-based startup founder compares India's hustle culture with Sweden's philosophy of "lagom." - India focuses on quick results with long work