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Lol! (Jokes aside, There is a very interesting thing I need to tell you guys regarding this meme. I will post it once my research Is completely done)

The fact that most of the startups fail is because they over fantasize about their idea 💡& future, because of that they ignore the ground reality . It shows the biase mentality towards the own perspective of the world 🌍 :)

786 Coin is going to be launched very soon. We are working hard to launch 786 coins. There are only a few remaining steps left. Once they are complete, we will launch these coins on the market very soon.

EPFO (employees have control over their data) If the login credentials are compromised, employee data can be accessed by anyone. It is essential for the employees to have control to their data. Only the employees should be allowed to enter their dat

Do you remember people saying "acquiring blink it was a very bad decision by Zomato "🤡 ? Now where are they, the Same people are now praising Zomato for it. Lol , Deepinder - Founder for a reason.

You don't have to look back at your career once you master these 7 skills: - good at any programming language - good at DSA (to be precise very very good) - good at frameworks - good at APIs - good at storage/database - good at commands - good

Well today I had a change to listen to an entrepreneur, and they were charging pretty handsome for their service but and had a really big proposal, with over 20 services but when I carefully listed to their conversation and analysed it I realised th

You know, I use to think creating your company is a money making machine but until faced reality and understood how startup works ? it's amazing how we know very little about how Indian founders struggled to come where they are know 😊 so, Thankyo

atomic habits Habits are not the end aim ; they are the beginning. According to the "two-minute rule," begin with a task that takes less two minutes. Make routines simple: For instance, "Read one page" rather than "Read before bed." Master arri

Everyone has great ideas💡, but only 0.1%📈 are actually able to execute them. Why? Because they believe they won’t be able to control the process—they lose before even starting. It’s a fundamental human psychology issue; I would call it " Ambition a