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Finally reading Chip War. Should’ve done it earlier. Already feels like a top book.

🧠 You’re not thinking anymore. AI is doing it for you. Not because you're lazy. But because it's too easy now. We’re outsourcing not just tasks… …but our entire thought process. The more you skip the process, the weaker your brain gets. Muscles y

It seems like whatever I am thinking of doing everything is done already and if we look at the shark tank India also mostly the ideas are already in the market. So is their anything for us to do?

Day 15 of launching my Saas product We create customised story books for kids - 24 visitors(mostly through Google search) - 1 signups - 0 paid users I am thinking of scraping this project as the model which I have been using to generate images i

Your brain can turn stress into a habit. Here’s how it works: 1. When you're stressed about a task, your brain gets triggered. 2. Once the task is done, you feel a sense of accomplishment. 3. Your brain links two key things from this experience: str

News Flash: Global interest rates are cooling. Inflation’s dodging targets. Layoffs? Everywhere. Markets are whispering recession. But meanwhile — AI devs are raising $50M seed rounds in a week. Open-source models are dropping monthly. Founders are

Another day, another automation. Pushed Google Opal a bit further today I built a B-roll/footage maker for my dropshipping products. 🎬 All I did was enter the product name. 🎥 Opal and Gemini handled the rest researching, scripting, and generating

🧠 The science behind procrastination (it’s not laziness) Procrastination isn’t about poor time management. It’s about how the brain handles discomfort. When we delay a task, the brain isn’t choosing rest — it’s choosing emotional relief. Uncertain

Google Isn’t Chasing the AI Race — It’s Redefining It Over the last two months, Google didn’t just ship AI updates. It embedded intelligence into everyday life. If you’re on WhatsApp today, you can already feel it: Smart reply assistance Grammar fixi