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I'm personally not a fan of their services but he really really hit a sweet spot when it came to pricing eye wear in India. Other optical stores made incredibly high margins until lenskart disrupted this. Plus most of their stores are retrofitted wit

Learn and earn series - June Part 2 Beyond Profit: Has Your Startup Found Its "IKIGAI"? 🎯 (Japanese Wisdom for Purpose) We chase MVPs and Product-Market Fit, but what about your startup's soul? The Japanese concept of "Ikigai" – your "reason for

Here's a secret startup tip for you... 🔑 "The Power of Pivoting!" In the startup world, flexibility is EVERYTHING. Here's why pivoting can be a game-changer: 1. Market Demands Shift ↳ Adapting meets the needs of your audience. 2. Innovation Ov

Microsoft just shared which jobs AI is coming for first—based on 200,000 actual Copilot user sessions. Here’s what jobs being replaced the fastest: • Translators • Customer support agents • Sales reps • Journalists • Technical writers • Data scient

The Hardest Part? It’s the Mental Battle. I turned 20 a couple of months ago. I should be chilling like everyone my age… but I’m caught between wanting to enjoy life and chasing something bigger. 🚀 Starting businesses 📢 Building my YouTube journe

Yo, I’m building something cool and need some people to join me! I’ve had so many random business ideas, but the hardest part is figuring out if they’re actually worth pursuing. That’s why I’m working on StartWise—an AI-powered tool to help people v

Imagine you are in battlefield to take advantage of the position that makes you rule the country, But Lakhs of other kings competing for that same spot. Now guess who wins, One with strong troops?.. hmm... Yes you need it but its not the only answer

Want to know why most startups fail? The answer lies in the Valley of Value Creation. Here's what I learned about creating true value in business: • You must find the sweet spot between rare AND valuable • Building what YOU want isn't enough •

What if you found the solution to your education problems or those of your younger ones? I'm searching for a good problem statement related to EdTech and online education. We encounter issues daily in our education and think, 'If only there was a

“Building software is only for developers.” I believed that too—until I built my first AI project without writing a single line of code. Like many non-tech folks, I thought software, websites, or automations were only for: ✔️ CS grads ✔️ Big-budget