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"I am mad about changing the world and looking for equally mad partners, because mad people can never be enslaved."

The Power of Small Wins It’s the unnoticed moments — the silent victories, the quiet persistence, the hidden growth — that have shaped me the most. Not every step is loud, but every step matters.

Day 1: The First Step – Owning Your Presence 📌 Confidence begins when you decide to show up as YOU.” ✅ Lesson Summary (Short & Impactful) 📖 Confidence isn’t about being the loudest in the room—it’s about feeling comfortable in your own skin. Toda

How VCs really make their “bets” Found this flowchart interesting, a glimpse into how one seed-stage VC decides whether to invest. On the surface, it’s logical: founder quality, market size, product data. But honestly? It’s way more personal than

Sometimes the biggest breakthroughs don’t come from working harder they come from shifting your mindset. What if you stopped waiting for the “perfect moment” and started owning every imperfect step today? Success isn’t about doing everything flawl

What is the recommended step-by-step process for launching a startup, according to experts?

Your brand isn’t what you say it is. It’s what people say about you when you’re not in the room. Logos, taglines, and aesthetics don’t build trust—consistency does. Every interaction, every product, every response shapes the story people tell about

I’ve been diving deep into building my own gym wear clothing brand — and while some decisions are now complete, others are still shaping up. I’m not a professional designer, but I’m taking time to learn the basics, understand the process, and give my

🌟 Day 3: Discipline = Self-Respect 🔍 Short Lesson: Every time you follow through on a promise to yourself, you build trust. That’s self-respect in action. Discipline isn’t about forcing yourself—it’s about honoring the commitments you made to your

From just figuring out your MVP to building traction and finally pitching - it’s all here, step by step. Honestly, step 5 (getting traction with 10,000 people) is where most of us get stuck. But if we crack that, everything else becomes easier. This