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How to Beat the Consumer's "Bullshit Radar" Consumers are quick to spot manipulative ads and swipe away. How can you get through this skepticism? Why the Radar Goes Off: Polished, sales-heavy ads are a turn-off. Any sign of manipulation,

🚀 Introducing: 30 Days, 30 Lessons – My Startup Journey Unfiltered! Building a startup is a rollercoaster—full of lessons, mistakes, and unexpected wins. Over the next 30 days, I’ll be sharing one lesson each day from my journey as a startup founde

I’m looking to hire a steller intern in Bengaluru for the role of Founder’s Office Internship (tech). To give a brief into about the company, Ribin is a one stop place for corporate experiences like team outings, offsites, office events, etc. We ar

Navigating the Small Business Maze: Your Decision-Making Compass 🧭 For small business owners, every decision feels significant, from choosing a new vendor to launching a marketing campaign. But what if you could make those choices with more clarity

being a teenage entrepreneur is lonely and it gets to our head sometimes... in the last 4-5 years, I've: > built a few startups > launched multiple mini businesses > created a lot of content but in most of it...I was 𝘢𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘦. no support syste

Sometimes, your gut knows before your mind does. 🧐 In business and life, spotting red flags early can save you from unnecessary stress down the line. Here are the subtle signs to watch for: 1. Vague Promises - If details aren’t clear up front, b

Let me share a story. Growing up, my generation was introduced to the slogan: "Don't work hard, work smart." At first, it seemed like good advice, because the argument was that even a rickshaw puller works hard but struggles to make ends meet. To pr

I hate people cutting off conversations to be long and having a clear debate or knowledge transfer. In India, people are ashamed of having a core-level conversation on anything. They just cut off the topic to avoid sharing their experiences and persp