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Elon Musk once said, ‘Failure is an option here. If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.’ What risks will you take today?”

I hate engineering But engineering colleges are places with passionate people I have met body builders, graphic designers, above all people with the same mindset as mine Constantly wanting to learn stuff, constantly trying out new things, constant

Ethenol product company startup. Mostly next generation not use petrol, diesel. But use to low cost fuel. Ex. Battery 🔋,ethenol #petrol High cost per litre -98/96 $ #desel High cost per litre - 91/ $ All most teaching per litre 100 rupees So many

Relationships of any kind are always vulnerable and can shift in any direction at any time, whether you expect it or not. Humans are shaped by their thoughts and feelings, which are constantly changing, affecting everything in their lives—from relat

Just a thought… 🤔 In the startup world, intelligence can only take you so far. It’s curiosity that pushes boundaries, fuels innovation, and keeps us moving forward even when answers aren’t obvious. 📈 Being curious means constantly asking 'What if

Content creation is not something new it was always there but has evolved from time to time but with AI I feel the things are surely going to become easy.

Another one just from curiosity.. Lpg what we use to cook is not sustainable and also not good why,Let me describe: 1.It’s Generate Carbon Monoxide which is not good for health 2.It’s cleaner than coal but still it’s a fossil fuel so it emmits carbon

Everytime you visit a physician it seems he handing you out a list not a prescription. Have you thought why? because mostly the Consultation fee he is paid is not sustainable and you encourage him to be unreasonable. Prescriptions with reasons are f

2025 is nearing!. How was your 2024? Too hard, uh? Our brain always focuses more only on bad things over good things that happened to us. Remember those little good moments. Be grateful that you survived 2024. Not figured the life yet? No issues,

More Work ≠ More Results One of the biggest traps early founders fall into is believing that more hustle means more success. The reality? Being constantly busy doesn't equal being productive. Filling every hour with tasks, saying yes to everything