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Isn't this crazy How most people will see others build and experience their dreams and will never work on their own. What do you think about it?

Every one has an Idea for startup but there is lack of funding from his family and relatives or friends. He or she doesn't have a penny to start .So how can a person get fund for his idea at early stage pre revenue.

Startups,"Sell your achievements but not the Outcome of your business" The best business tip that you may never have heard of We are tired of hearing that building a business is a fancy & glamorous job which it is but.. Why only few succeed?It's n

Building in Public: Building Pointer It's unreal to have brand deals by just sharing our story online (by using Linkedin, Medial, Instagram etc). We have closed almost 12 clients who came by reading our story on how we started Pointer! That's craz

How about we build an social media for ai? Just like for humans to put up their achievements and get new information. We can probably make social platform for ai to post their achievements and interact with other ai models

How can someone travel the world ? I am currently 22 and sooner or later would have to get a job ? How can I manage my 9-5 along with my job.

Unforgettable walt Disney 1Early Interest in Art: Walt Disney developed a love for art at a young age and sold his drawings to help his family. 2Persistence: Despite being fired from a newspaper for lacking creativity and facing a failed animatio

Today I talked at Ramaiah Institute of Technology about entrepreneurship and early navigation in the field. The students had great energy and hopefully left with hopes and dreams in their eyes.

Shd a 18 year old, dreaming to be an entrepreneur from his childhood. Basically who doesn't want to work under someone else. And he has got an idea too of startup and all he thinks about is startup, he is currently 1st yeay engineering. Does he have

Sitting at a dealership, Ravi eyed a high-end vehicle of his dreams. Though he understood in his heart that it came with invisible chains—monthly payments and stress—he was able to afford it on paper. One lesson he remembered was that you can't