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OBSERVATION: just another thing that caught my attention was the ideas I didn't implement just because it had competition just because I had some kind of holes or some kind of problem which I wasn't able to solve at that moment. but what if I started

I said I'll launch in 72 hours. I missed it. 2 weeks ago, I took a bold challenge to launch my D2C brand in just 3 days. But life had other plans-health broke down, momentum crashed. I felt like I failed. But I didn't quit. Today, after months o

Does anyone heard or going to the "MoneyVypaar startup mixer and pitching" held in logic cyber park Sec-62 noida?? yesterday I saw their ad on instagram and fill the form asking for gmail,name and phn no. so they are taking ₹540 charges so I didn't

Medial Team I have interesting Insights For media app Right Now in The Startup Showcase Section People can post about there ideas and other People can vote and as You said in Shark tank the top once (most Upvoted) one get funding But here's the Pr

As an Average student from IT background (Me) my friends from finance background, I've always felt like i was left behind everyone like they are gonna make it in life they're gonna be something.. but when i see them now i feel like thank god i didn't

"People will forget what you said, they’ll forget what you did, but they’ll never forget how you made them feel." – Maya Angelou "Good service isn’t about yes — it’s about care." A business traveler wraps up early and heads to the airport, hoping t

HOW MISCOMMUNICATION BETWEEN USERS AND FOUNDERS DESTROYS EMPIRES ⚠️ TO FOUNDERS: This could be you!!. In April 2020, Quibi launched with $1.75 billion and Hollywood royalty behind it. Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman promised to revolutionize m

Flopped an Interview So Bad, Even My Reflection Judged Me!! A few days ago, when I recently sat down for two interviews with companies I really wanted to work for… I flopped. Hard. Not a cute, "Oops, I fumbled one question" kind of fail. Nope. This

Why every startup founder should watch this? Back in 2014, Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn founder) gave a lecture at Stanford that’s still one of the most practical breakdowns of what it really takes to be a great founder. He says most founders get it wron