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Have you ever set multiple alarms, only to hit the snooze button again and again? You know the feeling — the alarm rings, but instead of jumping out of bed, you find yourself in a battle with your own willpower, convincing yourself that "just fiv

VIBE CODERS ALERT!!!! Cursor IDE Extension Used in $500K Crypto Hack!!! Just wanted to share a important news, especially for those of us deep into ai based development. This hack is on Solidity and crypto development! There's been a wild $500,0

How to Beat the Consumer's "Bullshit Radar" Consumers are quick to spot manipulative ads and swipe away. How can you get through this skepticism? Why the Radar Goes Off: Polished, sales-heavy ads are a turn-off. Any sign of manipulation,

What went wrong with BluSmart isn’t just fraud—it’s a wake-up call for India’s startup ecosystem. 🚨 A company positioned as the future of clean, electric mobility now faces allegations of siphoning off ₹262 crore in loans meant for EVs—to fund luxu

How to Make Your Investment Work for You 💡 Want to buy something big but don’t want to strain your finances? Here’s a clever strategy to turn part of your investment into a source of income. 1. Don’t Pay Upfront: Instead of paying upfront, invest

A guy in Delhi used his card at a store. Swiped it three times. Each time the machine said "transaction failed" and third transaction was finally successful , he went back home. a week Later, all money was gone from his account. What actually happe

Referral Strategies for Consumer Products That Print Money Referrals aren’t magic. They’re engineered. The best brands don’t sit around hoping customers will talk—they make them talk. 1️⃣ Bribe Them (Legally) 💰 People don’t refer for fun. They do

Ever tried productivity hacks and still felt unproductive? 🤡 Here’s the brutal truth: Most productivity hacks are just distractions in disguise (experience bolta hai) Why? Because working more—without overthinking it—is the real hack no one talks

This Uber for buses went from a $1.5 billion valuation to losing 95% of its value, but somehow the founder managed to turn it around. When Mostafa Kandil was a university student in Cairo, he noticed the poor state of public transport and saw an opp