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“Start With Feelings: Emotional Entry Points That Sell Without Selling” People don’t buy features—they respond to feelings. Emotional entry point design starts with a relatable emotion, not facts. It pulls users in by making them feel seen. Think:

2012: I mined five shiny Bitcoins on a dusty desktop and felt like Tony Stark discovering a new element. Then on a random e-commerce website which was accepting Bitcoin flashed a “Deal of the Day”. 512 MB pen drives, barely bigger than my thumbnail.

🚀 Startup Truth Bomb 💥 Before diving headfirst into your next big idea, pause. Many founders get so eager to launch that they skip the groundwork—investing before investigating. Reality check: Success demands either: Unmatched innovation (solving

If you’ve got a killer business idea but no money to start... Here’s the good news: You don’t need deep pockets to launch. I have written a detailed blog where, you’ll get: ✅ A step-by-step roadmap to build with zero upfront cost ✅ 12 proven busin

🚀 Startups Don’t Start with Funding – They Start with an Idea and Action One of the biggest myths about building a startup is that you need funding to begin. In reality, you don’t need money to get started – you need a solid idea and the will to exe

Learn Faster, Build Smarter Most developers don’t have a learning problem—they have a filtering problem. In a world flooded with tutorials, frameworks, and shiny tools, here are 7 underrated secrets that truly accelerate learning: 1. Build Before

Building trust in Tier 2 & 3 markets: The underrated growth hack If you’re trying to scale in India and ignoring Tier 2 & 3 cities, you’re missing out on long-term loyalty. Because here, trust isn’t a luxury—it’s the currency. Big ads don’t conver

Your Marketing Budget: "Yaar, thoda paisa miljata toh badhiyan hojata!" 😂 (Meanwhile, you're pretty sure you just sold a kidney for it.) Tired of your digital marketing feeling like it needs a miracle (or a small loan from a very generous, unsuspe

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS? What are your thoughts on buidling an application based purely on in-house resources and locally available infrastructure? I mean, why can one not build a server which is totally isolated at your own spot, under the same roo

At first, that line scared me. Now, it guides everything I do. I used to try to convince people. To explain my value. To sell my ideas to the wrong audience. Now? I just focus on those who already get it. No more begging. Just building. And things