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I’ve been to Europe, and life there felt so easy and balanced. People value experiences over material things, and there’s a real focus on living well—public transport works, healthcare is accessible, and work-life balance is actually a thing. Back in India, it’s a whole different story. People are obsessed with status and constantly chasing material success. It feels like everyone’s in a race, but no one knows the finish line. It’s no surprise people are rushing to Europe. It’s not just about better jobs—it’s about a better life. Honestly, it felt like heaven. Would I go back? Absolutely. Planning of settling down in Portugal

Europe’s startup scene is cool no doubt, but every market has its quirks. Learning there might give you structure, but the chaos of Indian markets? That’s a whole different ball game.

If you want to come back to india to build a startup it has to be a india specific problem first and then you grow globally so going to europe to understand what and how to build wont help unless you are building there itsels

well said

lets create a business model of events decors and management online. I will design and create everything. our main goal is to connect weddings. Invest and come together to grow up....

Hi, Guys My self Sarthak I have a great startup idea and I think this is right time to start working on it but guys my education background is from commerce side now pursuing BMS and I want one Tech person. So any one who is interested to join me, reply me. Right now I am in Mumbai. So If anyone from Mumbai should be great person for me.

Depends. If you’re spending all that time just to “get inspired,” you might overthink yourself into a corner. Sometimes starting messy teaches you more