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⚠️ Types of Functional Pains in Customer Experience Customers face different challenges when using a product or service: 💰 Financial Pain – Too expensive, seeking cost reduction. ⏳ Productivity Pain – Wasting too much time, needing efficiency. 🔄

🌟 Why Real Estate Investment is Your Best Bet in Today's Market! 🏡 In a world of economic uncertainty, many investors are turning to real estate for stability and growth. As an estate consultant, I can confidently say that now is the time to consi

" The windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror for a reason because what's in front of you is so much more important than what's behind you " This comes from Mr Jelly Roll, I thought it was awesome so I decided to share it here. :))

Do you think Indians are a little too rigid and dont even want to switch even though there are much better products in the market?

Equities Projected to Deliver 8%-12% Returns in 2025 The year 2025 brings a mixed bag of challenges and opportunities, marked by macroeconomic turbulence, global trade uncertainties, and policy changes. Investors can benefit from well-planned asset

Real estate has seen multiple business models from aggregation across residential, commercial assets but there is one emerging asset Studio Apartments which is quite new in India and has great potential to scaleup Serviced apartment model. with a low

This is interesting 🔥 But at the same time I think , we use wayy too much of social networking apps . WhatsApp is fine, works on many factors but insta & FB ? What's your opinion guys ? do share

Finally it's time to be active again, bought the premium ( worth it? let's see ). Too much work pressure and less time to work on personal projects. But now time management is very important. Let's get started. Again hello everyone.

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting a highly accomplished individual in his 50s, who recently ventured into entrepreneurship after serving more that 20 years in MLC. During our conversation, he asked me, 'What's your age?' I replied, 'Sir, 19.'