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Founders Are Market Psychologists ! Startups aren’t just about products — they’re about understanding behavior. What triggers people? What do they fear, desire, repeat? Study human nature like you study code.

The economics of Netflix aren’t what they used to be—they’re way better📈

Why India's Real Unicorns Don’t Chase Fame, They Build Fixes Everyone's chasing valuations. But India's smartest startups? They chase problems. Let me explain: In 2025, we’re seeing a quiet trend. Startups aren’t selling “cool”. They’re selling

Everyone says “stand out to get noticed.” But in today’s noisy market, the brands that win aren’t the loudest… They’re the ones people trust the most. And trust is built by doing boring things consistently.

🔥 "Why Startups Keep Losing? They’re Obsessed with Growth, Not Survival!" 🔥 Startups are so fixated on “hockey stick” growth, they forget one thing: Survival is the REAL first step. Corporates don’t even notice most startups because they’re too b

Don’t join a startup if you… 1. Think of work as a checklist of tasks. Startups aren’t about completing tasks—they’re about solving problems until you succeed. It takes grit, not just to-do lists. 2. Crave free time. Startups are not 9 to 5. They'r

Entrepreneurship isn’t just about ideas—it’s about design. Great businesses aren’t built by accident; they’re designed—like a machine, every part serving a purpose. The best founders don’t just chase trends; they engineer systems that solve problems

Customers today are more demanding than ever. They expect to be treated amazingly before they even buy. And that’s fair. Why should they trust you if you don’t care about them first? Sales aren’t about pitching. They’re about connection. Start there.

Happy National Startup Day! Today is for the dreamers, the hustlers, and everyone who dared to start small but think big. Startups aren’t just businesses, they’re stories of sleepless nights, endless chai, and never giving up. From solving everyday

Startups Are the Slowest Way to Make Money While startups sound exciting, they’re usually a slow way to make money. Many take years to break even, let alone make a profit. Founders work long hours on their products and teams but often see little re