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If it feels right before it makes sense then trust that.

I have seen in a few apps, now including medial, there’s an option to report a post even for the person who posted that said post. Is there any reason for giving this option? Am I missing to see the reason, because it makes no sense for me.

Jeff Bezos says that the single most important reason most successful companies are in the US is risk capital. In the US, you can raise $50 million in seed funds, and that doesn't work anywhere else. And that's the reason why most of the successful

The idea behind Pied Piper still makes so much sense. Wonder how many startups actually tried building a compression company like that in real life.

I cannot bring myself to believe that deflation is bad as it makes things more affordable for the consumers, who then can buy more thus stimulating the economy. Can someone convince me?

After 20 Failures, He Finally Built a SaaS That Makes Money 😭 His Playbook for a Successful SaaS business part 2: https://medial.app/post/67f6554f9576ae6cdfc3ff13

Kevin O’Leary once worked with Steve Jobs. He says Jobs had a secret that made him unstoppable. Elon Musk takes that same secret to the extreme and it’s a big reason he’s wildly successful.

One reason that many coders today are successful entrepreneur is that they are patient,as their earlier career which was SDE required a lot of patience ,whether its debugging or anything else ,and patience ,not to give up is a major key to have a suc

"20 Failures to a 39 billion company" Level 1 : making up of Instacart Apoorva mehta born in India and raised in Canada, completed his engineering degree from there and is a ex-Amazon employee who tried 20 staturps and failed and at last from his e

Do you think taking a drop from college is overrated? Yes, I know that every top entrepreneur like Mark, Bill, Elon etc have taken a from Their college. But the thing is that 1) They have dropped colleges like Harvard 2) They used to spend 100% of