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What's the worst mistake you made as a founder?

Be the Middleman in 2025: Uber made $80B - owns zero cars VISA made $35B - without any banks Spotify made $84B - no music produced Airbnb made $52B - owns zero property Distribution is the ultimate leverage in this AI Era.

What’s the one mistake every first-time founder makes?

Manufacturing is something seriously less talked about. It's like thinking/making all the crazy shit, but having zero idea about how to build it finally.

Japan made the first 6G prototype , thoughts ?

What coding task made you feel like a real coder for the first time

The book "ZERO TO ONE" definitely takes you from zero to one in entrepreneurship.

Small suggestion: I am alredy having a SBI zero balance account and, is it possible to open an another zero balance account in sbi? And if it does/doesn't allow in your opinion what is the best bank to open a account with/without minimum charges

First Impressions is last impression They say, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” And it’s true. → Your first post. → Your first message. → Your first interaction. They all matter. Here’s why: → People decide if they t

First Impressions is last impression They say, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” And it’s true. → Your first post. → Your first message. → Your first interaction. They all matter. Here’s why: → People decide if they t