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You don’t need more podcasts.  You need more unfinished side projects turned into shipped apps.

Why is there a lot of downplay on 9-5 jobs? There's nothing wrong in it for the general market.

There's nothing wrong with losing; it's part of the journey. But giving up? That's where we falter. Remember, every full stop is not an end, but a chance to start a new 'sentence.' Together, we rise. We are One. 💪✨ #NeverGiveUp #NewBeginnings #WeAre

I feel Dream Sports had sensed this coming and were slowly cutting down their dependence on that side of the busines but the government brought in the ban way earlier than they expected and that is where things really turned messy for them.

this is the deepest cut the deepseek effect has delivered so far. the most undeniable shift yet. openai’s ceo just admitted they might be on the wrong side of history for not going open. this says it all.

There is no better motivation than money, when you start making money, the greed to make more, more and more takes you over, and there's nothing wrong with it. People who adjust easily, are always made to adjust. keep your hopes and greed up and al

Premium Business Strategy In a Platform base business their are mainly two aspects 1) Buyer Side 2) Seller Side If you are building a platform business, you should focus on one of the side !!!! Example 1) LinkedIn :- They first focus only on Job R

Yahoo - was founded in 1994 by Jerry Yang and David Filo two graduate students but he's the thing Yahoo was never meant to be a business these two graduates just listed their favourite website in a directory and published it in the internet. Because

Whether it be anyone, if people fail to see the perspective then people tend to oppose or disagree There's nothing wrong in that. It has happened many times and will happen again. (Take for example amazon, tesla, netflix etc every damn thing was r

One contrary belief I have is don't stay in your circle Keep exploring and learning about new avenues, markets and categories - don't stay put in your sector In the US, you can create one product and make $1B in rev But in India it's super toug