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Why do online gurus in YouTube or Instagram etc, Despite being so successful as they claim , sell courses as one of their source of income. Thoughts? 💭

I am looking to start poly bottle shredding units so that at least we can reduce waste and as well used packaging cardboard boxes shredding and so on I am looking to give franchise also in different locations which were near to my working location. A

JioHostar has a better movie collection than Prime Video. At least they don't ask to rent .

Zomato has reduced their discounts significantly. All these marketing gimmicks are just to divert our attention from that, so they can silently become more profitable. They haven’t diverted my attention at least. They have lost me as a customer. I u

Alright, at least the rupee has come close to 85 thanks to the FIIs for bringing in so much USD into INR.

The irony of everything I see on the net is- people claim themselves to be marketing experts when they themselves have never failed at a startup. Everyone is ironically "That Right Agency" when all they use is the same formula of success as given on

What do people really really want? At the end of the day, they want to be happy, and businesses that help their customers be happy are well positioned to succeed.

Gujarat is so entrepreneurial that every man over 35 owns at least two businesses, one political connection, and a plan to settle abroad.