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I've seen many people stumble not because they lack ability, but because they get stuck in their heads, creating endless "what if" scenarios. They often give up before they even start. Some blame their luck, saying it’s not on their side, but they ne

Day 45: Created a fake identity card today because I lost the real one and college bureaucracy waits for no one. Took over an hour but hey, modern problems require creative solutions. Also finally stopped framework hopping and went back to JS basics.

Why Being Innovative Beats Relying on Luck Every Time 🔍 The Problem: Luck might bring you a viral moment or an unexpected win, but relying on it is like building a house on sand—unsustainable and unstable. 🌟 The Solution: Innovation is your bed

Every successful business starts with an idea, but ideas alone don’t build empires. It’s the execution, the discipline, and the resilience that turn dreams into reality. If you’re waiting for the right time, remember—NOW is the right time! #Business

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The 4 Types of Luck – Which One Are You Creating? Naval Ravikant breaks luck down into four types. The first one is out of your control, but the rest? You can create them. 1️⃣ Blind Luck – Pure chance. Winning the lottery, being born into wealth, o

Don't startup before you're doing ok mentally, have sorted out the problems in your life that require immediate attention and you have enough money in your pocket to sustain a living. Startup is a long game that requires 200% of your being and with

"Should You Raise Funds or Bootstrap? Here’s a Reality Check." Raising funds sounds glamorous—big checks, investor clout, fast growth. But it’s a trade-off. You get cash but lose equity and often control; investors expect results, not excuses.