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Chasing profitability so hard!

I think gone are the times, where you could just copy paste a western idea in India. The next best businesses in India will be built by chasing India first insights and chasing vertical categories

Not here to talk too much. Just building something that’ll talk for itself. Dropped out of the usual path to create one of my own. Not chasing noise, chasing clarity. Not chasing followers, chasing foundation. This is not a startup announcement. Th

Swiggy is chasing a valuation of 12.7 billion USD 🤯🤯

Unemployment turns into Futures and Options trading, where most people lose money chasing quick profits.

Stop chasing the 'next big thing'; deeply understand the 'thing that is' needed right now.

Just a quick reminder : Medail is all about sharing valuable content and building meaningful connections. Unlike other platforms, it’s not about chasing likes or becoming an overnight influencer. Do go after numbers , just keep posting op content.

Chasing your dreams all alone, With no one believing in you, No family support, not a penny in your pocket, Balancing academics while facing daily failures, And yet, you keep going... Unstoppable. Relentless. Unbreakable. Real hustle 💪🏻 my boi..

Thoughts on 90 hour work week? :: People should choose the rhythm that matches their ambition. No poor person or nation became rich by focusing on work life balance first. And chasing money need not be a goal for all.

India’s startup pitch: ‘We are solving for Bharat!’ VCs: ‘Great! But will this scale in Silicon Valley?’ Why do we hustle for global approval when our real market is right here? Are we chasing dollars or missing sense? 🤔 Let’s unpack this paradox