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Choices shape lives. Easy decisions now = hard life later. Hard decisions now = easy life later. Discomfort is temporary. Growth is long-term. Choose wisely.

Wealth isn’t just about how much you make. It’s about how much you keep. Most people don’t have an income problem. They have a spending problem. Ego buys liabilities. Humility builds assets. Choose wisely.

What do you think are the next hot trends? Like we had mechanical in the days of industrial revolution 1.0, coding for the last few decades. What skills one must focus on to become relevant in 2030s and onwards?

SEO vs Paid Ads: Which is Better for Your Business? Both SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and Paid Ads (PPC) are effective for gaining online visibility, but they work differently. Here's a quick comparison: SEO (Search Engine Optimization) >Pros:

Why I’m Betting on the Old Economy as a Startup Founder... Startups today chase tech trends—AI tools, streaming apps—but most burn cash without profits. Only a few, like GPT or Gemini, succeed, while others struggle in overcrowded markets. Old eco

**Day 39: Startups Are a Long Game — Play It Wisely** ⏳🚀 On Day 39 of the #FounderJourney, here’s a truth I keep coming back to: **This isn’t a sprint. It’s not even a marathon. It’s a game of staying in the game.** Yes, work hard. Yes, move fast

Is it better to bootstrap or seek VC funding for your startup? The endless debate: Bootstrap vs. VC funding. - Bootstrapping builds resilience and deep customer focus. You prioritize solving real problems over chasing valuations. - VC funding can

"Your Job Won’t Make You Rich—Here’s What Will" If your plan is to work a 9-5 and save your way to wealth, I’ve got bad news: It’s not going to happen. Want financial freedom? Try this instead: Learn rare, valuable skills. Companies don’t pay for h

Ben Horowitz shares 4 principles for choosing a cofounder Picking the right cofounder is one of the most important decisions when starting a business. Here are four easy tips to guide you: 1. Don’t Choose Out of Fear: Starting a startup can feel