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when I was a kid, I thought the wedding play area was for fun. Turns out, it was just to keep us from ruining the photos! 😂

I thought being a startup founder meant I’d have it all—freedom, fame, and fortune. Turns out it’s just me, myself, and my empty bank account.

One mistake I made early in my indie journey: 👉 Ignoring ASO and screenshots. Turns out, they’re key to getting conversions and ranking on the App Store.

I used to get truly inspired by watching Josh Talks stories and was happy that India can have its own Ted Talks as well, but after their recent uploads which turned out to be cringe I stopped watching it. Turns out most of the stories were fake. As

As a student, I love the idea of finding startup jobs/internships in one place. The 'Medial Exclusive' label is great—it makes things feel more direct and accessible. definitely gonna try this. Can’t wait to see how the freelancing marketplace turn

There's an AI tool called Udio Beta where you can generate any song(30sec demo) via prompting. So I prompted: "A bollywood song where someone saying to chill out in heartbreaks time with hindi lyrics." Turns out pretty good demo with Alka Yagan and L

Placement stats for IIT Gandhinagar Two things that surprised me. I - Percentage of folks placed are too low. Even Comp Science is below 70%. In lower departments like Civil / Materials, 2 out of 3 are not placed. 2 - Median salary for electric

I once saw a reel where a guy sells water bottles with label 'free water' And how did he make money out of this Turns out -The advertisers pays him for advertising their brand in this water bottle package and he just gives it for free to other p

Tired of managing too many AI tools? Here’s your all-in-one solution! I thought I was burned out, but it turns out I was suffering from *AI Subscription Stress.* Too many tools, too many payments, and zero productivity. Then, I discovered *Abacus

You think you're a superhero doing everything yourself? I used to wear that cape too, thinking I could juggle it all while building my businesses. Spoiler alert: it didn’t work. Sure, there’s pride in grinding it out. But here's the reality: When