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A quick short read one should must explore. Purpose: To build enduring, compounding business value ("Power" = sustainable differential advantage). Few build Power while other chase growth. #Hamilton Helmer breaks it down into 7 defensible advanta

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #11 India has a massive HOME MARKET ADVANTAGE that can allow it to build software that is affordable for other developing countries compared to the West. In the western world, the average salary for software

How to Build a Billion-Dollar Company by Working Smarter, Not Harder. Here’s how: Building a billion-dollar company isn’t a solo game. Right now, AI isn’t advanced enough to create an empire on its own—success takes a team. So here’s my advice: fo

Larry Ellison: The Maverick Who Redefined Business Strategy Larry Ellison didn’t just build Oracle; he dominated industries with moves most leaders wouldn’t dare. Ellison was relentless in cutting losses. If a product wasn’t a clear winner, he drop

Genesis does what Nintendon't - One of the craziest marketing campaign in history In the late 1980s, the console and gaming market had a single dominant player: Nintendo. With 95% market share. But there was one catch: Nintendo’s products were

Wake up, this is the GREATEST time to build a startup in 30 years.. The words of Greg Isenberg, CEO of latecheckoutplz 👇🏻 I say this as a 36 year old who's built/sold 3 companies, been part of companies that have raised billons and seeded multipl

The Snapdeal Saga Snapdeal - a company that went from being the country’s most promising unicorn to nearly shutting down. Kunal Bahl ( yes the Latest Shark ) and Rohit Bansal, two college friends who took on Flipkart and Amazon in a battle Snapde

Unsexy Businesses give Insane Investor Returns Everyone chases the gold rush—very few build the shovels. We glorify unicorn consumer brands, but the biggest, most consistent returns often come from the backend enablers—the invisible infrastructure po

Started the business at 17 when his father died and built a 60,000 CR empire. 1. At just 17, after he passed away, Nirmal Minda had to join his father's (Shadilal Minda) automotive parts business, Minda Industries. It produced ammeters for vehicles

Meet the man who never fired an employee and built a 5650 CR company. 1. After graduating from IIT Kanpur in 2001, Aloke Bajpai moved to Europe as a software engineer at Amadeus, a travel tech company. After four years, he joined the coveted Insead