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Everyone asks about Shark Tank’s impact on Medial. We pitched at 80K users. Today we have 400K+. But only ~15K can be directly linked to Shark Tank (maybe because it was OTT-only). STI gave us visibility + credibility. But not distribution, retent

#12 Swiggy In Swiggy's first year of operations, the founders pulled insane hours working double shifts. They would start at 7 AM doing deliveries, then attend to office work throughout the day, and go back out for more deliveries until 1-2 AM dail

Our team was QCing products throughout the weekend to ensure that only the highest quality reaches our customers. Proud of the relentless commitment and attention to detail. Quality is all about dedication, effort, and care.

Losers do nothing. Midwits do things they can brag about. Winners? They do all of the little tiny things nobody is interested in, day after day, relentless dedication to compounding interest. You can't impress anybody with your daily grind. Turnin

being an entrepreneur demands a lot of sacrifices in your life. if you're willing to sacrifice a lot of things in life, then only you should consider about starting up a business.

Rise. Grind. Conquer.💡 Every empire started with a single step. Your startup is no different. Dare to be different: The market doesn’t need another copy—it needs your originality. Chase progress, not perfection: Launch, learn, and improve. Turn

Failure and success are two sides of the same coin—inseparable, interconnected, and equally important in shaping our life’s journey. Just like a coin cannot exist with only one side, life cannot move forward with only victories or only defeats. They

Consistency Beats Intensity in Business Big wins feel exciting viral campaigns, record sales bold ideas. But here’s the truth: it’s consistency that builds lasting success. Customers trust you when you deliver the same quality every time. Teams per

If you want to fly, you have to give up the things that hold you down. In the startup world, that often means letting go of comfort, overplanning, or the fear of failure. Think of Brian Chesky, who gave up a stable design career and rented out air

They liked my dev, backend & real project work. But I missed the only DSA question they asked & guess what? Rejected!! Well, crazy how just a single question can change outcomes :) Anyways, back to the grind now #collegelife #buildinpublic