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Risk appetite of India needs to increase urgently. Youngsters need to aggressively move from seeking jobs to creating jobs. It's not hard to create a small businesses which generates > than 50k/month in profits even if you are building alone. Better

Corporates take big risks and have money. Then why startups exist? 1. Corporates hate UNCERTAINTY: They take risk by building scenarios & models, so avoids whats uncertain 2. Less data: Before AirBnB they cudnt model market size of ppl renting beds

Snapchat was founded in 2011 by Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy, and Reggie Brown while they were students at Stanford University. Originally named "Picaboo," the app allowed users to send photos that would disappear after a set time. They later renamed i

As a founder, one of the most important things I’ve learned is that innovation doesn’t come from just a few “creative geniuses” it comes from building an environment where every team member feels empowered to think differently. If you want your team

Every one who breathes takes risk every sec. While working on their idea, not living their life, not working upto full potential. While some are experimenting in their life and building crazy products and working on amazing ideas, By which the world

Snapchat is loss making Company 🔥 Snap Inc.'s story is an interesting one. Despite pulling in $4.6 billion in 2023 revenue, mostly from ads, the company is still facing major losses—$1.4 billion, to be exact. They’re spending big on R&D ($1.9 bill

"How to Build ₹5 Crore in 20 Years: Top Mutual Fund Schemes to Consider" How to Build ₹5 Crore in 15-20 Years: Best Mutual Fund Investment Strategy If you aim to accumulate ₹5 crore in 15-20 years, it’s crucial to choose the right mutual fund schem

Need your feedback and suggestion. I'm building MapYourDisease, it is a platform where users can upload their genome sequences to receive a personalized polygenic risk score for various diseases they may be susceptible to in the future. It also provi

Before You Pitch Your Startup to Anyone, Ask These 2 Questions Most founders don’t raise money because their startup is bad. They fail because they’re pitching to the wrong kind of investor. Here’s what I mean. There are different kinds of investo

In 2014, Microsoft was imploding. Their $7.2B Nokia purchase was a disaster. Windows 8 was failing. Their culture was toxic. Until they hired ONE man who would transform Microsoft into a $3 TRILLION empire... Here's the full story: 2013: Microsof