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Start the day with this quote - The ability to stick with something even when it’s dull is what separates winners from quitters. You gain: -More clarity to focus on your goals. -More energy to pursue what lights you up. -More authentic connections

Ever wonder what separates the top 1% of founders? It’s not luck. Not hustle porn. It’s their mindset, their systems, and their obsession with leverage. They don’t play the game — they redesign it. Founders who get this? Unstoppable.

"Holy Cow! Amul Milks ₹90,000 Cr in FY25 – Galloping Towards ₹1 Trillion Dream!" Amul’s revenue touching ₹90,000 crore in FY25? That’s not just a dairy boom — that’s a full-on moo-nami! From buttering up the market to milking every opportunity, Amul

If you’re building something, don’t wait for the “perfect launch.” No ads, no fancy design — I just shared a working demo. 48h later, people from 50+ countries were using it. don’t chase perfection. Just make it usable and post it.

DISCIPLINE HITS DIFFERENT WHEN RESULTS START SHOWING!🤔 Motivation comes and goes, but discipline? That’s what separates the average from the unstoppable. The real ones put in the work even when they don’t feel like it. Stay locked in, stay hungry,

We’re not building another tool. We’re building a system with thematic intelligence — a mindmapping platform that understands not just what you study, but how your mind sees it. PenseeWeb creates mindmaps that carry the essence of a topic — with visu

"Your Idea Is Useless Without This…" Harsh truth: ideas are overrated. Yes, you heard that right. I used to believe that having a “million-dollar idea” was the key to success. But I was wrong. Ideas are cheap. Everyone has them. What most people

Today in hashtag#BuildInPublic: Reimagining UI Speed with Svelte at far.cx If you’ve ever waited 3–5 seconds for Jira to load, you know the pain. Today, I set out to prove that speed isn’t just a “nice to have”-it’s the foundation of flow. So here’

If you can’t explain your startup to a 5th grader, it’s not the market that’s confused—it’s you.