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It’s hard but true that there is only a thin line between gambling and derivatives trading.

Pratik petkar, this guy is like a frog in a well and god knows what he invented that he is talking. Trust me If he really building something great or doing innovation he should at least understand how to respond to others feedback. The hype is dust.

The Idea Isn’t the Business A great idea might get people excited, but it won’t pay the bills. There’s a massive difference between an exciting concept and a viable business. A viable business has a clear plan to make money, serve a specific audienc

"Conversation between Elon Musk & Oracle CTO on acquiring Twitter" No B.S, It's On-Point🔥 If you remember a long time ago, I already mentioned that Raising 1 Crore & Raising 1000 Crores is a large difference either in Conversations or Persons B

Recent reports indicate that terrorist infiltration in the Jammu sector has increased. While such incidents are not uncommon in Jammu and Kashmir, the current scale of attacks is concerning. The Indian Army is stretched thin along both the Line of Ac

Making Smarter Startup Decisions: It’s Not Just About Speed, It’s About Direction As entrepreneurs, we often get caught in the adrenaline of building fast, but speed without direction can be dangerous. One of the most important lessons early on is

Folks, found yourself confused between a business case and a business plan? I used to blur the lines a lot. A business case is all about justifying one specific decision - think of it like pitching a move with clear ROI, risks, and impact.
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I Got Freaking 69 Changes For The 1st YouTube Video I Edited!!! And I was almost going to cry like a baby. Lol. But that was the moment that made a huge difference in my life. I sat down, worked my as* off to get the changes done and got my first

This has changed my life .... In my entrepreneurial journey, I have learned a most important lesson: market fit matters more than hard work. Too often, dedicated individuals focus solely on sales efforts, only to be disappointed due to a lack of ma

65% of startups fail due to co-founder conflicts, according to Harvard Business Review. But this outcome isn't inevitable. Consider a startup where co-founders struggle with decision-making, have misaligned values, lack commitment, and communicate