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Hi, I'm soon starting a Bagpacker hostel business (like Zostel, gostops etc) in Manali. For the past couple of months, I'm doing a research on what things can differentiate my hostel from the 50+ hostels operating In Manali. So, if you've ever been

Revenue-Making Startups: Ready to Decode Your Next 10x Growth? You've built revenue. That's the hard part. Now, let's talk accelerated growth. At Exceed Edge Experts, we're not just advisors; we're architects of scale. We dive deep into revenue-gene

I love mistakes! I just enjoy the fact that I make mistakes, I learn something. A person should not make mistakes until he is sixty or seventy. He must deal with mistakes until he is thirty. This is fine. In your youth, everything is forgiven for yo

I was always the odd one out in my family. Business was in everyone’s blood except mine. My father built his life around the diamond business. My mother sold jewellery and dress materials from home. My brother owned an Amul franchise. Even my wife f

It's 2025. Your business is a data-driven, agile, customer-centric, and digitally transformed powerhouse. At least, that's what the last consultant told you. The reality? You're drowning in data, but starving for insights. Your team is agile, but you

We are into textile market since 1964. It is our Joint Family Business which run by total 6 persons in which we 3 brother and our 3 son & niece. Everyone have their own department. 2 are into manufacturing of fabric and fabric to ladies garments (ku

🚀 New Mini-Article Series: Choose the Next Topic! 🚀 Hey everyone!I hope you've been enjoying our previous series on demystifying marketing. Your feedback has been amazing, and I’m excited to dive into a new mini-article series. But this time, I

As a VS owner, here are the top 5 questions first time founders should always answer in their pitch deck. 1 - What are your Unit Economics ? Understanding your unit economics, or the profitability of each individual customer, is critical. It helps

We often find ourselves at crossroads, wondering which path is the "right" one. It's natural to overthink, analyze every possible outcome, and worry about making the wrong move. Let me Phrase it for you—there are no inherently good or bad options.

In 1954, Ray Kroc betrayed the McDonald brothers. He took their burger stand and built a $200B empire through greed and deception. Here’s how it all went down... McDonald’s started as a small drive-in restaurant, but the McDonald brothers had a ge