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The 1% Rule: Getting just 1% better each day adds up to significant improvement over time (and conversely, 1% worse each day leads to decline). --- Book: Atomic Habits by James Clear

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

“If two pizzas can’t feed the team, it’s too big.” Here’s how the "Two Pizza Rule” shaped Amazon’s culture of innovation and growth: The Two-Pizza Rule is rooted in Bezos’ belief that small, autonomous teams are more productive than large, bureaucr

🚀 Zepto: From a Mumbai startup to a $5Bn powerhouse! The incredible journey of this 10-minute delivery startup shows how two young founders transformed quick commerce in India through strategic partnerships with Coca-Cola 🥤, Decathlon 🏃‍♂️, and

Business Tips #12 Top 3 Books Every Business Owner Should Read 📚 Want to level up in business? Read these 3 game-changing books: 1️⃣ The Lean Startup – Eric Ries 📖 → Learn how to start small, test ideas, and grow fast. 2️⃣ Rich Dad Poor Dad – Rober

2 pitches that any founder should learn! YC Partner Micheal Seibel emphasises two essential pitches for startup founders: 1. 30-second elevator pitch 2. Two-minute pitch for investors 1. 30-second elevator pitch This should be clear enough for an

Procrastination isn’t new—even legends struggled 😅 Here’s how some iconic figures put things off (but still crushed it!): J.K. Rowling 🧙♀️ Wrote *Harry Potter* but got distracted by tea, Twitter, and *Minecraft*. She’d wander her house avoiding w

what your view on it put your comment Small towns, big dreams: How Apna Mart is rewriting the grocery game How did a small grocery startup from Bengaluru achieve 16X growth in just two years, competing with giants like Blinkit and Reliance Retail?

Hey there in the startup feature of medial so many people shared their ideas and it's so good to se people using their potential but executing it and to reach their goal is also a achieving the inner potential. Umm.. I was wondering what we all get a

"5 Books Every Entrepreneur Must Read" 1. The Lean Startup – Eric Ric Key Takeaways: ✅ Build-Measure-Learn cycle to improve products ✅ Minimum Viable Product (MVP) strategy ✅ Adaptability in business --- 2. Zero to One – Peter Thiel Key Takea