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Most startups don’t fail because they run out of money. They fail because they run out of creativity to solve problems. Think beyond funding

Most people won't start their startups Most startups will fail Most of them won't be unicorns Only a few will know real success And maybe one of those few will change the world for the better

1 Niche,1 Service. No wonder why people fail to get clients. Realize the importance of "Niche down". This exact secret started landing me clients. The idea of hopping on different niches won't give you any return. You should be "THAT PERSON" who

wanted to get rich? (build a product around these). Men's lust. Women's desire for beauty. Elderly's health. Children's education. Rich people's fear of loss. Poor people's desire to quickly get rich. experience of richness to the poor. time. t

According to news reports when people's Heard news that Ratan Tata is no more then hundreds of navratri garba concerts stopped for few minutes and give tribute to Ratan Tata . Interestingly In navratri garba people's never stop dancing because that'

Drugs increase concentration and that's why Modi ban this because they don't want that Indian youth should concentrate on something . if I have drugs then I can easily concentrate on my startup but this government is full of Courrupted people's s

Can White labeling of chocolates will be a booming move for india people's and will they suit with Indian mentality

Few people dieing because they don't have job and few people's dieing because they have job but work load is too high . What's going on this world ? what's the solution ?

Opening horse riding club with golf only in Mumbai , Delhi , gujrat, Bangalore will be profitable because they don't have these type of things even they are developing rapidly. Most of the businessmen come to make connections with rich people's and r

Startups Fail from Bad Strategy, Not Bad Ideas The best founders don’t rely on instinct—they use frameworks to outmaneuver competitors. Here are 6 strategy frameworks every founder should master. Strategy beats luck—every time.