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Hello everyone.. its feels great to be finally back on medial! I was just wondering that... “Productivity is a scam..and this is why I stopped glorifying the grind.” I have just observed that everyone’s addicted to being "busy". I feel people just

What’s the cost of a toxic founder, we wonder? It started with a Google Meet. It ended in the hospital. A junior data scientist shared on Reddit how he endured 7 months of micromanagement, unrealistic deadlines, and constant yelling from a “non-tec

Kabhi MNC ka 9 to 9 Kabhi startup ka "we're a family" wala burnout grind Toxic work culture doesn’t wear a tag Sometimes it's that manager jo micromanage karta hai Sometimes it’s 3AM ke "just a quick call?" wale founders Sab kuch sikhhne ka milta h

💡 What if you could start a business with just your ambition and a smartphone? No huge capital, no fancy office—just YOU and your hustle! 🚀 Hey, I’m Anurag Bhardwaj, and I’m jumping into an exciting venture that’s all about freedom, growth, and un

This image delivers a powerful message Left Side (Galaxy Image): Shows a vast galaxy (likely the Milky Way), with a tiny arrow pointing to Earth, labeled “ARE YOU REALLY HERE.” It emphasizes how small and insignificant we are in the grand scale o

Day 24: Busy Bee? Balance for Bangalore's Startup Hustlers Bangalore's startup grind is real, but burnout is a productivity killer. Here's your hustle-to-zen guide: * Boundaries: Set work hours & stick to them. Your phone can wait (sometimes).

7 Brutally Honest Insights on Indian Startups in 2025 1. AI Everywhere: Indian startups are leveraging AI like there's no tomorrow , they are just integrating AI in every step even when there's no proper use. It's a Buzz like " Dot-com Bubble" - Va

5 Truths Every Founder Needs to Hear 😅 Hey, you! 👋 Yes, you with the dark circles, the 3 a.m. Google Docs, and the existential dread about whether "adulting" is even a real word 🤣. Let's skip the toxic positivity and talk real startup hustle 💪.

The ₹1 Crore Question: What's the Real Price of "Success"? We're all chasing a number. For many in the Indian startup scene, it's ₹1 crore a year. It's the benchmark for "making it." But a brutally honest post from a 28-year-old founder who hit t