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The Hype Cycle: Why Most People Quit Too Soon🌝 Every new idea follows the Hype Cycle, a journey from excitement to struggle and, eventually, success. It begins with the Innovation Trigger, where enthusiasm is high. This leads to the Peak of Inflate

What are the major problems faced in tech ?

When you hit a major setback: "One step forward, ten steps back. The startup life, baby! 🌑🚶‍♂️"

The shark tank effect is real. I think this is the major reason why most of the startups go there.

The rise of quantum computing holds the potential to revolutionize data processing, enabling breakthroughs that were previously unimaginable.

I'm personally not a fan of their services but he really really hit a sweet spot when it came to pricing eye wear in India. Other optical stores made incredibly high margins until lenskart disrupted this. Plus most of their stores are retrofitted wit

Honestly this earnings season I think most companies except for some in tech and banking could actually post pretty decent results. Tech might take a slight hit because of weak demand but sectors like FMCG, infrastructure, defence etc seem well posit

True progress often hides behind established norms and requires a fresh perspective. It's not just innovation; it's knowing where to look. Most breakthroughs happen when we dare to question the obvious.

When Bro said, "Most people aren't searching for the truth, they're searching for a version of reality that doesn't make them the villain," Damn! It hit so hard.

I watched fewer episodes of Shark Tank, most founders optimised for equity, sharks but not cash If someone wants to do a combined deal or wants more equity ask for a little bit more cash-only "cash" increases your runway and chances of succeeding.