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People romanticize overnight success. But real startups are built brick by brick. It starts with tiny wins - the first user who believes, - the first dollar earned, - the unexpected viral post, - the feedback that changes everything. Stack enough o

“The 2-Minute Rule” You don't need a 5AM routine. You need to stop scrolling reels & just do ONE push-up. Tiny wins stack harder than fake grindset. That's why I built Habitide → guilt-free tracker for small wins. 👉 habitide.in

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.

Success isn’t luck it’s preparation. The most successful people don’t leave things to chance; they plan, they practice, and they show up ready. Every small effort behind the scenes adds up to big wins. Stay prepared, stay consistent, and watch yours

The Power of Small Wins: Celebrating the Journey- In the rush to achieve big goals, we often overlook the small victories along the way. But these tiny triumphs can be just as powerful in shaping our success. Here’s why: 1. Boosting Morale: Every sma

Not every win needs to be loud — some just quietly remind you: “You’re still moving forward.” No big achievement. No crowd cheering. Just me, finally finishing a task I’d been putting off for weeks. And you know what? That’s a win. A small one — b

Is there anyway we can set up very small electronics(like earphones, led lights, toys, small portable fans etc) producing factory as minimal scale as possible in a tier 2 city in India?

You won’t always feel like it. But show up anyway. That’s how winners are built.

**Day 25: Consistency Beats Motivation** 🔁🔥 On Day 25 of the #FounderJourney, here’s a lesson that keeps showing up: **You won’t always feel motivated — but you can stay consistent.** There are days when energy dips. There are days when progress

What do you think about Instagram business? Are they just small businesses or they have potential to become big?