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why investors don't invest in people instead of companies. because investing in people gives much more reward then some fake companies

What I did something recently. Started commenting for strategic visibility. I chose 3 creators in the startup/VC space. Instead of trying to “go viral,” I commented meaningfully on their content every day. It got me DMs, 2 solid intros, and a sma

Applying for a bulk of jobs each day can be incredibly exhausting. I wish I could hire someone to manage this process for me, allowing me to focus on improving my portfolio.

Not here to talk too much. Just building something that’ll talk for itself. Dropped out of the usual path to create one of my own. Not chasing noise, chasing clarity. Not chasing followers, chasing foundation. This is not a startup announcement. Th

Instead of chasing success, you ask, “What would guarantee failure?” It exposes hidden risks, errors, and blind spots you’d normally miss. This one shift makes your strategy stronger, smarter, and harder to break. Invert first. Advance second.

25 years of loyalty, replaced by a line in a spreadsheet. If you think AI won’t replace you, think again. Companies don’t reward dedication. They reward efficiency

Why are investors backing away? It's not about talent — it's about depth. Founders today are skipping the foundation, chasing trends, and performing for likes instead of building for users. Let’s bring back real, value-driven building. #StartupTruth

Swiggy is chasing a valuation of 12.7 billion USD 🤯🤯

Marketing sins we’re all guilty of: Writing a blog… then never publishing it Obsessing over fonts instead of posting Chasing one viral post instead of building a system Googling “best time to post” like that’s the problem Ghosting your audience

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