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To all my Entrepreneurial Friends 10 Best Mistakes to Make in Entrepreneurial Life 👉 Take Risks: Learn from bold moves. 👉 Fail Fast: Discover what doesn’t work quickly. 👉 Overestimate: Aim high, adjust later. 👉 Hire Early: Find the right te

Don’t try to go fast when building a startup. Take it slow and enjoy the process. Fast doesn’t guarantee consistency but being slow and steady does. If you wanna raise funding and flex, that’s a different story 😄

5 Common Mistakes First-Time Startup Founders Make Starting a business? Avoid these pitfalls: 1️⃣ Hiring full-time too early – Wait until you have product-market fit. 2️⃣ Ignoring offshore talent– Save money without sacrificing quality. 3️⃣ S

🚀 Optimizing Docker builds goes beyond just speed; it’s a game-changer for reducing deployment costs, enhancing security, and ensuring consistency! 🛠️ Every layer and dependency counts—large images can slow down deployments and inflate costs. Don't

Just watched "The Uber Killer: The Rise of Meituan" and my mind is blown 🤯 Meituan didn’t just beat Uber in China ,🌝 they outsmarted them. From group-buying to becoming China’s ultimate service super-app, they mastered what many global giants coul

Scared of AI? We’ve seen this before. When YouTube showed up, TV stations freaked out. But YouTube creators built empires. New tech doesn’t ask for permission—it just happens. The same is true with AI. It’s not about being a tech builder. That p

What’s one lesson you unlearned while building or working in a startup? For me, it was this idea that “faster = better.” I used to obsess over speed — shipping fast, deciding fast, growing fast. But over time I’ve seen how speed without clarity just

You don’t have a competition problem. You have a hesitation problem. The fastest win. Not the smartest. Not the most experienced. Not the nicest portfolio. The ones who move. Test. Fail. Pivot. Repeat. While you’re still deciding on your domain na

Stop Obsessing About Being First. Being Better is a Smarter Strategy. 🚀 Let's challenge one of the biggest myths in the startup world: the "First-Mover Advantage." We're often told that being the first to market is the key to winning. I believe

How to Build a Great Startup in a Nutshell Solve a real problem, not just a cool idea. Talk to users early, build fast, and improve based on feedback. Keep your solution simple at first—focus on what works, not perfection. Don’t fear failure; adapt