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Structured growth is more sustainable in the long run.

📍Is Quick-commerce really a sustainable and profitable business for the long run? because every single company in this sector is doing huge loss or it's just for T1 cities?🦆

Thinking of expanding out of India to the US? Keep in mind that registering for a trademark is the most viable thing to do if you want to run the business in the long run! (2/n) Continuing with the trademark series, how to register your brand for a

A few things you need to overcome to actually become successful : addictions ( will take you down the drain no matter what it is ) , excuses ( or procrastination. you’ll regret this in the long run ) , emotional swings ( don’t get me started on this

It's so funny it's got down to the fact that quick money and overnight success is glorified over the internet and the long path of building a sustainable business is slow and boring

I am working on a project which requires NER models I have one but it's over 1GB but it's a super cool model. Can any of you suggest a very small model basically I will run the model on the website on a searchbar it's like a user can write his query

It is so difficult to run a restaurant business. TGI Fridays filed for bankruptcy. A few days back I was in @Sidecar (the overhyped awarded bar in GK, Delhi) - it seemed like a dead place. It is so difficult to run a restaurant business and keep

Shark Tank is an entertainment show where you can learn a few things but for being a judge in the show it's more towards first come, first serve.

Is organic farming profitable in a long run ??