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What’s ONE “Outdated” Business Rule You Proudly Ignore? We’ve all heard the same advice over and over. But let’s be real—sometimes breaking the rules works better. So tell me: Which of these do you intentionally ignore in your startup? Or do you b

clarity spark : like everyone doesn't have same conditions .. watching a reel and made the mindset ( hell...... i don't want to work 9 to 5 , i hate this. ) is that ? if you're more than 30 , you have a family to feed . and if you're 20 then

One question guys, If you are non technical founder, how you gonna build your MVP? What should be your first priority? 1. Get an tech co-founder 2. First to build a working prototype through nocode tools to prove yourself 3.create an audience

✅IMPORTANT BUSINESS RULES👇 Only do things that make you happy. If you don't enjoy it, you'll get tired eventually. Don't sell anything that you wouldn't buy yourself. Collaborate with people who have something to teach you. Assign tasks that a

I'm not a corporate hater but I think micromanagement can really get to a person. I know how it feels and it is something that I would ever want to experience again. Infact its the reason why I have my own business because hey, no matter how much y

it's Sunday again and you have pick one of these - learn , hustle , build , make most out of it - give yourself a break , recharge yourself for the week what you're doing ? I'm watching this podcast of kunal shah on think school now but one hig

Hey guys, I'm 15, from India. No coaching, no paid courses—just my phone, free internet, and consistency. In the last 3 days, I’ve: Started learning the basics of AI + Python Launched a YouTube Shorts series called “The 5teen AI” Posted 4 videos

You’ve probably had a million-dollar idea at some point. Maybe more than one. The kind that makes you pause and think, “This could really work.” But then—nothing. Days pass, then months. The idea fades, not because it lacked potential, but because yo

Startups love using data to prove their product is working. But sometimes, they bend the data just to make it look better. That’s called p-hacking—when you play with numbers until they tell the story you want. It can show up in many ways: only showi

Sometimes, letting go isn't giving up — it's reinventing yourself. In the 1980s, Bajaj Chetak ruled India's streets. But as India evolved, Chetak faded. Rajiv Bajaj made a bold call: 👉 Shut down the legend. 👉 Build the future the Bajaj Pulsar. P