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When Everything Goes Wrong What if your startup fails, and it’s entirely your fault? What if you lose everything and feel like you’ve gained nothing? Starting from scratch isn’t starting from zero. Yes, your mistakes may haunt you, and people mig

The 5 questions you need to ask yourself, and if you can’t say yes to 3, then don’t set any goals for 2025. 1 - Am I actually prepared for the guaranteed discomfort that comes with success, or am I deceiving myself ? 2 - Am I ready to work on this

Instead of building a separate app, Threads, Meta should’ve integrated Threads in the Instagram app itself. 1. Users could switch b/w Instagram & Threads easily through the dropdown menu which would be more convenient. (img 1) 2. Every profile cou

Why Don't We Use the Median for Everything? A Tale of Outliers and Statistical Sanity The Question: We all know the median is like that cool kid who's immune to peer pressure – outliers don't faze it. So why, oh why, do we stick with the mean for t

The Psychology of Customer Experience Loss Aversion in CX People hate losing something more than they love gaining something. If your CX feels like effort, they’re losing time, energy, or sanity. What are you doing to eliminate loss from your exp

I received an offer from a competitor to work part-time on the same system I built here, but I declined due to a conflict of interest. Would accepting it have been legal? What would you have done?

If you ever get overwhelmed and exhausted and pick up your phone to rest for a few minutes, which turns into hours of doom scrolling, you should try to listen to music ( no matter which genre ) instead of spending hours on short videos. It always wor

yes these gen z knows everything and that's your ego who thinks , if you're experienced or older in age then you know better things so please stop pretending like a master of every field and accept the fact

Your brand isn’t what you say it is. It’s what people say about you when you’re not in the room. Logos, taglines, and aesthetics don’t build trust—consistency does. Every interaction, every product, every response shapes the story people tell about

Do you like to understand the books? If yes, which book are you reading/understanding nowadays?