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Which is the best Business or entrepreneurship Book out there in the market according to you? Share key takeaways, quotes, and discussion questions to facilitate meaningful conversations.

Hey, Entrepreneur Enthusiasm 📈 I am thinking to start a series where I post daily Video summaries of the 'How to Start a Startup' Playlist by Y Combinator, packed with expert advice from Sam Altman, Paul Graham, and more. 🚀 I'll share key takea

If this is true, I am not surprised AI is not only to make our life easier but retransform how we think, how we act etc.

I will give suggestions, but not for free, after it make profits you will pay for suggestions. if Any one intrested can join my team. please give me your support🥰.

who want to start startup :- find solution for real one problem who really make empact not like make a dating app, online video chat app etc.. if you found real problem and it's solution then 100 of other startup idea comes but they not make really

Britishers left india but forcefully created british style education system in India and still we are following that system without checking it's negative things . Our whole generation is blindly following 1 path and not doing any type of innovatio

Retailers (general stores, small malls etc.) are not willing to give a space to our products even we tried to give them little higher margins. 😭 What shoul we do ..?? Please give your suggestion.

Key Takeaways from Skoda's Marketing : "Value-for-Money Premium Brand" 1. Localise your offerings – Tailor products and services to meet the unique name and preferences of regional markets. 2. Leverage digital innovation – Adopt AR/VR and online bo

Mirza Life Coach* 1. "Success is built on persistence—never give up." 2. "Listen first, sell second—understanding your client is key." 3. "Every interaction is a chance to make a difference."

Being a leader with new ideas is important in starting a business. But remember, not all ideas are going to be right or useful. Ideas are special, but always check if they make sense for your business. Trusting your own common sense is key.