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DAY 1. Telling You Power Of Storytelling Through Stories ! Remember How Nestle Become 1st Priority Of Coustomer! Nestle (Brand) → Kit Kat ( Which Need Cocoa To Make It ) So For Their Own Profit For Getting Cocoa On Time They Targeted Cocoa Com

Wanted some suggestions - so I have a roommate, exceptionally talented, like really smart. He started building a startup and for that reason his gf whom he really loved, brokeup. He's is a guy who scaled a startup to $1m+ ARR just being a intern when

Elon Musk on how choosing the wrong VC almost killed Tesla "If you have a choice of a lower valuation with someone you really like or a higher valuation with someone you have a question mark about, take the lower valuation." Elon tells part of the

Here is an incredible story of the founder of GOGGLE 👇:) He got his first computer at age 6 and built a printer from Legos. His dad was a computer science professor who spent every spare dollar on tech. Today, he's worth over $110B.💵🔥🔥 Here's

Startup story - 1/10 This company called 'Aya Neo' makes handheld gaming computers that are best, portable and powerful for high gaming whenever you want. The CEO Arthur Zhang was not satisfied with the current handheld products so, he started his

Hello young entrepreneurs !! I am Farhan founder of YTC . I need someone for sales , cold calls , social or digital marketing even intern is okay we are a startup . He/she has to find us clients for website development. It's better and easier to fi

Pivots don’t kill startups. Bad pivots do. A year ago, I worked with a founder who had a great product but zero traction. Investors weren’t biting. Revenue was flat. Panic set in—he wanted a full pivot. But pivots aren’t panic buttons. They’re stra

Nikhil Kamath’s story is nothing like the usual “IIT graduate turned entrepreneur" journey. It’s a story of someone who didn’t follow the rules but made his own, overcoming challenges that most people would shy away from. At just 14, Nikhil dropped o

The Art of Starting Small: Big Dreams, Small Steps- Dreaming big is essential, but the real magic happens when you start small. Here’s why: 1. Lower Risk: Small steps mean you can test your ideas without risking everything at once. 2. Learn as You

Until 2 days ago, I didn't know who Aaron Swartz was. Today, I can't stop thinking about him. At 14, he helped create RSS. At 19, he helped build Reddit. But what truly sets his story apart isn't his coding brilliance - it's his unwavering belief th