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Happy National Startup Day! Today is for the dreamers, the hustlers, and everyone who dared to start small but think big. Startups aren’t just businesses, they’re stories of sleepless nights, endless chai, and never giving up. From solving everyday

What habit or hobby of yours do you think deserves a loyalty-based subscription? Oh, I'll go first: I’d love to get free coffee from my favourite café because I keep going there every other day! 🤣😭

Building a Startup? Read This. Everyone thinks a startup is: > Big idea → Funding → Billion-dollar exit. But in reality, it’s: > Doubt → Rejection → Burnout → Breakthrough (maybe). You’ll pitch your heart out. You’ll hear “No” more than “Yes.”

🚀 Excited to participate in another reading and presentation at the SETU Gender Resource Center! This time, we're diving into the important topic of Gender Equality: Women Empowerment. Let's keep the conversation going! #GenderEquality #WomenEmpower

🚀 From Washing Dishes to Disrupting the World of Tech 💻⚡ The journey of NVIDIA’s founder is not just a story it’s a blueprint for resilience. Before he became the Founder & CEO of NVIDIA, a trillion-dollar company that revolutionized graphics an

The increase of Virtual Events: How to Make Yours memorable As the world shifts online, virtual events have become the new trend. But with so many happening, how do you ensure yours stands out? Here’s the playbook: 1. Engaging with the audience: Sta

Been building something quietly for months now… And I think it’s finally time to start sharing it. I’m working on a SaaS product — not just another tool, but something that’s got real uniqueness in how it works, how it's owned, and how fast it runs.

I have a confession to make: I used to think lead magnets were all about shiny eBooks and fancy checklists. 🤷‍♂️ But I was wrong. Here are 5 insights I’ve learned that can change your approach to lead magnets forever: 1. Audience First: ↳ Kno

1/ Everyone wants to be right. Everyone wants their idea to win. But here's the truth, if your idea is truly different, there's a good chance it might fail. 2/ The only way to know what works is to experiment. You can’t predict success, you can only

The quiet part of building something: Nobody talks about how lonely it gets. You're surrounded by people, but your mind is somewhere else— in product decisions, bugs, feedback loops, cash flow, that one angry user email you can’t stop thinking abou