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Nobody told me this about discipline — it gets easier after you stop quitting

SaaS pricing isn’t the real problem, Everyone debates monthly fees. Nobody talks about dependency cost once automation touches revenue. That’s where it gets interesting.

I won't be able to share today's Product Management learning as I'm working on a Market Research submission. Once it's completed, I'll share some insights about the industry.

While we talk about the payment gateways and payment solution providers in India, we talk about how Razorpay & PayTM revolutionized the payment industry in India and forgot to mention Juspay, the payment aggregator used by almost every company that r

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We're building something that could save hours for students, researchers, and lifelong learners—an AI tool that reads and simplifies research papers like a friend who actually gets it. It's called Paperly, and we haven’t launched yet, but I’d love to

Why raising $250k can feel harder than raising $4M. 20 year old taking about fund raising! (After examining 100+ fundraising deals) The founders who raise smoothly don’t sell harder They explain better. What is the actual reason? → They have str

𝗨𝗻𝗽𝗼𝗽𝘂𝗹𝗮𝗿 𝗼𝗽𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗼𝗻: Don’t use ChatGPT’s memory feature. It makes guesses about you, gets them wrong, and traps you inside its system. The real risk is dependency. Once you build your workflow around it, moving to a better tool become

“Fear That Guides, Not Scares: The Power of Solution-Driven Persuasion” Solution-driven fear tactics don’t just trigger fear—they calm it with a clear answer. The idea is to show a risk, problem, or loss—and then position your product as the safe, s