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I recently explored the Industry Handbook by ZebraLearn, and it’s a must-read for entrepreneurs aiming to pick growing sector, analyze markets, and excel in industry. Key questions like: How financially attractive is the industry? What are the ma

Spotify's $300 Million Gamble That almost flopped Back in 2006, Daniel Ek bet everything on a crazy idea— Free music for everyone, legally. Record labels laughed. Investors backed out. Even users were skeptical. But Ek kept going. He believed the

The Costliest Investment Mistakes! Ever heard of investors who skipped billion-dollar opportunities just because they didn’t seem promising at the time? That’s called an Anti-Portfolio—a list of missed investments that turned out to be massive succes

I don’t have a fancy tech degree. I didn’t come from a rich family. I’m not backed by some big-name incubator. But I have something most people don’t — An idea so powerful, it’ll shake the way people experience presence. This isn’t just tech. It’s

Sanjeev Bikhchandani - the man who made the most successful investment in Indian startup history Sanjeev Bikhchandani is the founder of Infoedge and has been one of the boldest investor in Indian startup ecosystem Snajeev first invested in Zomato b

Look at this woman. At 19, she dropped out of college. Raised millions from the biggest names for her tech company. Then built a $9 billion empire. And now she’s in prison. Here’s is the story of the greatest Silicon Valley disaster: Elizabeth

Startup Lingo 101: “Scale” In the startup world, “scale” means growing big, bold, and sustainable while making a real impact. For your job search, it’s about leveling up, chasing roles that amplify your skills, align with your passions, and push y

Thinking of building an MVP? Hold your horses! Here are 10 things you must do first 1. Start with market research: Ensure your brilliant idea isn't just brilliant to you. 2. Define product value: Know why users will love it. 3. Design user flow: C

Deepinder is a billionaire now. But, 1 billion is not a big deal. The way he managed to run Zomato all these years is what truly counts. Imagine for survival diluting your company so much that you end up with only a 5% stake, yet still manage to e