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Only because of not giving handsome returns and takes time for results, avoiding investing in SEO is utter BS. It's definetly going to backfire you sooner. (I may sound harsh, but that's reality.)

Every successful business starts with an idea, but ideas alone don’t build empires. It’s the execution, the discipline, and the resilience that turn dreams into reality. If you’re waiting for the right time, remember—NOW is the right time! #Business

Got this photo from someone on LinkedIn. It said: “Not all heroes ship every sprint.” And it made me think— Do we really need to be in war mode every sprint just to be seen as valuable in the eyes of management? At the end of the day, we’re often b

Had a great chat the other day with someone eager to dive into the world of entrepreneurship. 😊 They asked me which book to read. It made me smile. 😄 While I love a good book 📖, I had to be honest: Entrepreneurship isn't a pre-packaged formula.

Teenage Struggles: My Zariya to Keep Growing Teenage life? It’s a rollercoaster of doubts, pressure, and figuring out where you belong. For me, every challenge felt massive, but they became my zariya to learn and grow. Failures weren’t the end; th

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The Ship of Theseus is a timeless philosophical conundrum exploring the essence of identity amidst gradual change. Imagine a ship whose every plank, mast, and nail is replaced over time. If every original part is substituted, is it still the same shi

DDEV is all you need as a developer. Tried it with Laravel and Symfony — it works perfectly every time I clone a project. And it’s not just for PHP. I even ran a NestJS project with it, and it handled it like a pro. https://ddev.com/ #DDEV #WebDev

💡 Your startup doesn't need to be perfect — it just needs to keep moving. Every successful company once looked like a bad idea to someone. Every founder was underestimated before they became a headline. It's not about having all the answers. It’s

“They were told flying was impossible...” Yet in 1903, the Wright brothers proved the world wrong — not with degrees or data, but with vision, grit, and divine alignment. They didn’t just build a plane. They built proof: 🌌 That belief is more power