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Pranjali Awasthi at just 16, she built a ₹100 crore empire in just ONE year! Meet the young Indian entrepreneur who's rewriting the rules of hustle and redefining success. With vision, grit, and an unstoppable drive, she turned her dreams into a re

#9 Motivating examples of startups that displayed incredible hustle and grit to survive their early days DailyHunt (formerly Newshunt) Unable to raise funding for years, DailyHunt's founders operated in survival mode - paying salaries from their p

As a junior mechanical design engineer. I've noticed widespread job dissatisfaction and feel uncertain about my future. Despite having skills in CAD and 3D modeling, I'm struggling to balance personal aspirations with professional expectations. Conti

Don't know what I should expect from my life? a tech graduate and working as an HR and at the same time wanting to build something of my own. but how ?? no money. not getting a job in Product management roles. sometime I feel like running away

Innovation: It's Messier Than You Think. Ever feel like innovation is just about launching new products and technologies? Think again. It’s a process of testing, learning, and sometimes, killing ideas before they grow. 🔍 Real innovation starts wit

Don't Hire Fancy Degrees Went to a short trip for placement drive at my family business, What our business's HR taught me as a junior upcoming overtaker is Don't hire fancy degree!!! 👉 Real Skills: Hire based on what they can do, not where they

The best way to build a business in a particular domain is by staying away from the new startup news, unknown peoples opinions, meaning less talks, podcasts and advices. This will make you feel underconfident and self doubt you. Just stay anonymous a

Hey everyone! 👋 After three exciting years in the capital market, I'm eager to channel my passion for innovation and growth into the dynamic world of remote startups. I bring a solid foundation in financial analysis, risk management, and market ins

Wait!!!! For those living in tier 1 or tier 2 cities, in weekends how frequently do you feel the urge to get away or got that escape vibe from the noise pollution, crowds, general hustle and overall intensity of the city? Imagine spending a few hour

For those living in tier 1 or tier 2 cities, in weekends how frequently do you feel the urge to get away from the noise pollution, crowds, general hustle and overall intensity of the city? Imagine spending a few hours or an entire night in a tranqui