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A founder I worked with raised ₹75L - without a pitch deck. He had no deck. No fancy metrics. Just a strong story, sharp clarity, and 1 powerful narrative email. Here’s what worked: 1. He knew his “why” cold - personal, specific, relevant 2. His M

The Illusion of Hard Work Aarav worked 12 hours a day, sweating and grinding, but his bank balance never seemed to grow. Meanwhile, his old classmate, Rohan, barely worked four hours a day and was earning 10 times more. Frustrated, Aarav confronted

and what about this one ? I think he is genuine cause I am thinking to buy his course what opinion you have about him?

“He was broke. Jobless. Living off his girlfriend’s paycheck. Four years later, his game made over $300 million—and he built it entirely alone.” In 2011, Eric Barone had no job, no money, and no idea what came next. So he opened his laptop and start

Elon Musk's commitment to his vision became clear in a revealing conversation with Bill Gates. Gates had shorted Tesla stock, meaning he was betting against it. Elon asked, "Why would you do that?" Gates said it was just a financial decision based on

Why Personal Branding is Key to Startup Success In today’s crowded business world, your startup isn’t just competing with products and services—it’s competing for attention. And that’s where personal branding comes in. 1. Build Trust: People connec

The businessman who was never built by politicians, but by sheer integrity and vision-Ratan Tata will be remembered as a man who redefined what it means to lead with purpose. He never chased power or fame but worked tirelessly to build a better India

How do you find your purpose? A thing that you really want to work on, Something that you don't care of failing or succeeding, you just want to do it. For eg, Steve jobs really wanted to make computers for everyone instead of just commercial use.

Brian Armstrong tells the founding story of Coinbase: “Nothing was working” Brian Armstrong's journey to building Coinbase wasn’t easy. In 2012, he left his job and joined Y Combinator to follow his dream of creating something big. But things di

Vaibhav Suryavanshi: 14 year old prodigy becomes IPL's youngest ever player, watched his commendable knock against LSG and I felt many people especially parents wish their children's success at a very young age be it luck or sheer hardwork. It makes