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Service business is not easy. 1. Prove yourself 2. Build your reputation 3. Invest in yourself 4. Make mistakes 5. Learn from them It's hard to be on track. But this is far better than working on a 9-5.

Don't be a copy of a big Creator who doesn't even know who the hell are you..... Copying others will only damage -Your Self esteem. -Your confidence. -Your Brand. So, just start focusing on yourself, Trust me it is not hard. Even if it is hard, yo

🚀 Calling All Young Aspiring Entrepreneurs! 🚀 Are you between 16-25 years old and dreaming of starting your own startup? I’m working on a startup guide specifically for students and young founders in India, and your insights will shape this book!

Attention aspiring entrepreneurs! When starting your business, consider these key factors: 1. Solve a real problem: Address a genuine need or pain point in the market. 2. Know your audience: Understand your target market inside out to tailor your

Hard fact: Business is certainly uncertain when you're a Fresher in that. So it's better to be a Fresher in someother's business and after that hire yourself in your business as an experienced person.

Jack Ma (Founder, Alibaba) "Never give up. Today is hard, tomorrow will be worse, but the day after tomorrow will be sunshine." Entrepreneurship is tough, but persistence leads to success.

If you choose a path of entrepreneurship make sure you keep yourself free from regrets of not following a regular path of job hierarchy🌟🌟 🌟 It would be possible you won’t be earning anything first few months and it may look a bit different to you

Don't be stingy when investing in yourself. Spend your money on: • experiences • traveling • learning • health • books Don't neglect your self-care. The best investment is always yourself.

Before you look for investors, ask yourself: Would you invest in your own startup? Honest self-audits are rare, but they save you from delusion.

Do you think, in future tech entrepreneurship will be vanished and Intrapreneurship will rise? (with your reason)