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Why do founders always pitch to investors, and not the other way around?

These days building a business is not the real challenge hiring the right people is honestly sometimes it feels like we are the ones being interviewed instead of the other way around

You’ve got to wake up to the reality of the economic shifts happening around you. These changes are going to hit you hard if you don’t get ahead of them. The economy is evolving at a pace that demands your full attention, and if you’re not active

Namma Ooru, you all deserve loyalty in some way or the other, if not in relationships, at least when you’re dining out. 🍛✨ #bangalore

Guys, if you're a student with an .edu email, you'll get a 50% discount on a Lovable membership, costing around $12.50 per month. A fair deal, I’d say.

Most early-stage founders don’t need a VC. They need this. You actually need 100 users who’d scream if your product disappeared. So for all idea-stage founders: 👉 Validate the pain first. 👉 Then validate your insight. 👉 Then test your way to 10

Most Indian Founders Don’t Build Startups. They Build Investor Bait. Let’s be honest: → You’re not building for users. → You’re building for pitch decks. → You’re designing “TAM” not “Retention.” We’ve glamorized funding so hard, we forgot: VCs f

You should be seriously careful about these so-called influencers out there. Pushing things like sketchy cryptocurrencies and empty promises of quick riches. These aren’t just harmless promotions they're Calculated moves to fill their pockets at t

How to Build a Billion-Dollar Company by Working Smarter, Not Harder. Here’s how: Building a billion-dollar company isn’t a solo game. Right now, AI isn’t advanced enough to create an empire on its own—success takes a team. So here’s my advice: fo

If you’re running ads & not testing at least 5 creatives per week, you’re not scaling — you’re guessing. Markets shift. Attention shifts. Platforms shift. But winners? They adapt faster than the algorithm. Obsess over creative testing. That’s wher