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10yo just made his first $10 in MRR for a company he named after himself unfathomably based.

Funding This Week : Top Deals The $65 Million invested by Ritesh Himself shows how much trust he has in himself and oyo.

A man has two names: the one he is born with and the one that he makes for himself

I'm owner of coaching business and now want a dedicated and useful person who can handle all operations if he deserve we will provide anything he wants but first he should be prove himself

A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself

Peyush Bansal was interested in investing in Indulge Concierge on Shark Tank India S4, but as soon as he got to know that Nikhil Kamath exited from the company he also pulled himself back.

When Mark Zuckerberg was creating Facebook, he took funds from his friend, why did he need money when he himself was a developer?

What truly matters? Is it the initial conversation with the investment banking professional to fundraise? Or.. Is it the opportunity to get into that conversation in the first place? (sometimes, access is the real privilege)

“He was broke. Jobless. Living off his girlfriend’s paycheck. Four years later, his game made over $300 million—and he built it entirely alone.” In 2011, Eric Barone had no job, no money, and no idea what came next. So he opened his laptop and start

Yesterday I asked a founder this question on how to stand out in the sea of AI startups and how to position yourself better to investors to get better funding And he said "just start building something, you'll figure it out eventually" And now I ha