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Don't just chase trends. The most valuable innovations often come from unexpected places. Instead of asking, "What's the next big thing?" try asking, "What's a small, annoying problem that no one has solved yet?" Look for inspiration in the everyday.

Brocode became one of India's hottest beer brands. But here's the crazy part. They don't even sell beer. Brocode sells wine disguised as beer and the reason why they do it is pure evil genius. Everyone orders Brocode thinking it's beer. That's ex

The billion-dollar freelance skill hiding in plain sight (and no, it's not AI) Freelancers obsess over technical skills while completely overlooking the one thing that turned Luke Skywalker into a cultural icon. Storytelling isn't just nice-to-

Your Next 10 Clients Are Hiding in Plain Sight. Here's How I Find Them. The problem isn’t that there are no leads. The problem is you’re not looking with a researcher's lens. As a Research Analyst in lead generation, here’s what I do differently:

Things seemed to have quickly turned from '10-minute grocery delivery' to '10-minute food delivery'. Zepto CEO, Aadit said that "Zepto Cafe is clocking in 50,000 orders per month", which is wild! 🗓️Over the past month and a half we've also seen -

Why “Boring” Ideas Make the Biggest Bucks 🚀 Think great startups are built on groundbreaking, one-in-a-million ideas? Think again. Most successful businesses aren’t born from flashy concepts—they’re built on execution. Take food delivery services

A few days back, I met a friend. The conversation started casually, life updates, random stories, the usual. But then it drifted into a territory I hadn’t expected. He told me he bought a domain for $50… and sold it for $900 within a year. I just f

🛑 Only 47% of Schools in India Offer Skill-Based Courses 😓 Just 29% of Students in Class 9+ Enrol in Them 🔻 A crisis hiding in plain sight. Think about it: In 2025, we're teaching kids how to memorize, not how to survive. Times of India headlin

Paul Graham’s Timeless Framework for Finding Startup Ideas. Back in 2012, Paul Graham wrote the now-classic "How to Get Startup Ideas". Over a decade later, it’s still one of the most important essays for any founder trying to build something real.

Happy to share in public what I’ve been working on for the last month - India’s most comprehensive coverage of UNTREATED SEWAGE issue, covering EVERY SINGLE aspect of it in one place 🙏🙏 Made it all live a few hours back: https://lnkd.in/gWxY-VXY