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Most people spend their lives chasing money, but the best entrepreneurs understand a different game. They chase leverage—systems that scale, people who amplify their vision, and technology that works while they sleep. When you build the right lev

Everyone talks about the raise. Very few talk about what hits after the wire lands. It’s not champagne.
It’s speed.
It’s pressure.
It’s silence. Suddenly the product you loved building.. turns into a number game. Suddenly you're building to justif

If it wasn’t for money would you still chase the same dream?

I just watched a podcast and it gave me all the answers to my question The first question is always in my mind how to make money. The answer i got is to stop asking how to instead ask who is making money and how they are making money after searchi

What's the scope of game development? I'm currently graduating in 3rd tier engineering college but I'm interested in game designing. Can I able to justify my college fee and the parents hope as they put their hard earned money for my college fee if

Escape Road is often described as an endless chase game without traditional levels, but difficulty scales dynamically through increasing intensity and complexity. https://escaperoad.org

If you’re building something, don’t wait for the “perfect launch.” No ads, no fancy design — I just shared a working demo. 48h later, people from 50+ countries were using it. don’t chase perfection. Just make it usable and post it.

᠅ Founder Tip: Don’t raise money just because you can Raising money isn’t a milestone. It’s a trade. And most founders underestimate what they’re giving up. Here’s what to think through before taking VC money: 1. It’s not free—it’s fuel with expec

Zomato now let's you edit your platform fees on your own (basically give em extra money if you want to) If you were them, how would you justify it? 😆

Money💰 is drawn to those who respect its nature. It doesn’t chase greed — it follows those who invest their most valuable asset: time⏳️. Do you agree with me?