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“Someone else is already doing it.” Good. That’s actually a positive sign: → Customers are willing to pay → The problem is real → You’re not wasting effort validating the idea Success doesn’t come from being first. It comes from executing faster, s

Do you think it's worth reading more startup success/failure stories and news about acquisitions and funding to increase the chances of your startup being successful or does luck and timing play an even major role in it.

The Snapdeal Saga Snapdeal - a company that went from being the country’s most promising unicorn to nearly shutting down. Kunal Bahl ( yes the Latest Shark ) and Rohit Bansal, two college friends who took on Flipkart and Amazon in a battle Snapde

Failure teaches more than success ever will. Success can be luck, timing, or the right market. Failure exposes mistakes, blind spots, and pitfalls to avoid. Look at wins for motivation. Look at failures to actually survive and grow.

Instead of chasing success, you ask, “What would guarantee failure?” It exposes hidden risks, errors, and blind spots you’d normally miss. This one shift makes your strategy stronger, smarter, and harder to break. Invert first. Advance second.

Many Indian startups mirror American giants: Flipkart (Amazon) Ola (Uber) Paytm (PayPal) Zomato (Yelp) While adapting ideas for local markets has driven success, when will we see a truly original global startup from India?

Amazon India's "Chai Cart" Strategy 👇 I am sure most of you don't know about this strategy that Amazon India employed to win over small offline sellers. Even I didn't know this, I was learning about Amazon's success in India when I got to know abou

Vaibhav Suryavanshi: 14 year old prodigy becomes IPL's youngest ever player, watched his commendable knock against LSG and I felt many people especially parents wish their children's success at a very young age be it luck or sheer hardwork. It makes

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) today issued 13 notices to a host of ecommerce marketplaces, including Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, OLX, TradeIndia, Facebook and IndiaMART, among others, against the listing and sale of walkie-talkies on