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Hello everyone! I’m a 35-year-old mother of two kids with 7 years of teaching experience. Through my journey as a teacher and a parent, I’ve noticed the immense pressure children face today. This inspired me to explore an education startup focused on

What you think the most obvious reason for startup failure. For me it is not having huge market and the solution is not that good that customer will pay for it. Tell me yours in the comments. Let's discuss about this.

Imagine a school that taught: -How to save & invest -How to start a business -Public speaking -Negotiation -Networking -Emotional intelligence -Empathy -Consent & boundaries -Conflict resolution -How to deal with failure -Coping with grief & loss -S

Hey startup folks in Karnataka, what's your take on the idea of bringing reservation into private companies? How do you think it might affect your hiring process and company growth - could it boost diversity and help level the playing field, or might

Grades measure obedience, not intelligence. In most classrooms, students are rewarded not for how deeply they think, but for how well they follow instructions. Memorizing facts, repeating answers, and staying within the lines are often valued m

Things to keep in mind when developing a social media app!! --- 🚀 **Building a Social Network App? Key Insights:** 1. **User Behavior**: 99-1 Rule—90% consume, 9% engage, 1% create. Encourage engagement beyond contributions. 2. **Retention Strat

The Fear of Failure: How It Can Be Your Greatest Asset Failure is often seen as the ultimate fear in the business world, but what if it could be your biggest advantage? Here’s how embracing the fear of failure can lead to success: 1. Learning Opportu

Agriculture startups have been emerging rapidly, but many struggle to sustain and scale. Challenges like unpredictable weather, fragmented supply chains, regulatory hurdles, and slow tech adoption often lead to failure. However, with advancements in

Starting a new startup is exciting, but the reality is tougher than it looks. Long hours, unpredictable challenges, constant learning, and endless problem-solving become the norm. Funding is never guaranteed, ideas get rejected, and success feels mil