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The hardest part of building isn’t coding. It’s believing the thing in your head deserves to exist....

Every big company once started as a small idea. What made the difference? Courage. Consistency. Belief. Startups aren’t just about innovation—they're about relentless execution, sleepless nights, small wins, hard lessons, and an unshakable vision.

we can make VR QR codes and sell them to restaurant examples Anyone can order food from the restaurant and customers want to see how the food looks when we send a code of food and costumer scan and they see how the food sees and we can make more thi

Decision matrix I use: Is it reversible? What's the cost of being wrong? What's the cost of waiting? That's all you need.

28,000+ Indian startups shut in 2 years — a 12x spike. That's horrible 🔻🔻🔻 Premature scaling, market saturation & lack of right time funding are killing dreams before they mature. What’s going wrong in our startup ecosystem? Too much hype, not en

Unpopular opinion: Most blogs flop not because of the algorithm. Not because “SEO is hard.” Not because it’s too saturated. They flop because… people quit after 3 posts. Your content isn’t bad. Your consistency is. The market rewards persistence,

10 magic metrics indicating a consumer tech startup probably has product/market fit: This is one of the best lists I have found on the internet. And no surprise, its from Andrew Chen. "Of course, hitting these metrics is hard. Very hard. But it’s

A few decades ago, success was simple. Everyone was competing on one thing: “Who works the hardest?” Long hours. No sleep. Pure grind. Whoever suffered more, won more. Fast forward to today. Now the competition looks like this: “Who works hard an

"Instead of binging netflix this weekend, open up canva and create a digital product - sell 5873485743915819 a month and you'll be a bajillionaire" is everything that's wrong with the internet??