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Not every #habit is helping. Founders spend hours on morning routines, journaling, optimizing Notion dashboards. Looks productive. Feels productive. Isn’t. Busy ≠ effective. Most of it’s just procrastination with a prettier name. The ones shipping

If you have to convince people your product is useful, it’s probably not. Real value doesn’t need a sales pitch—it speaks for itself. If people aren’t getting it, the problem isn’t their understanding, it’s your product. Fix that first.

What I've Learned till now since 2023 - → Great ideas need execution, not excuses. - → Data isn’t the new oil; it’s the new dirt. Dig deep. - → Want growth? Start by pruning dead leads. - → Branding is like dating; stop chasing everyone. - → RO

Buy this, it’s high quality” is the dumbest pitch. People buy emotionally for utility, not specs. Everyone has a car, but not everyone buys a Rolls or Mercedes. Why? Quality isn’t the driver. It’s what it does for them. Sell outcomes, not adjectives.

🚨 Reminder: There are only 45 days left in 2024... so basically, it’s time to either: Finish everything on your to-do list... or... Procrastinate harder and call it “strategic planning” for 2025. 🤔 Either way, let’s make these last 45 days memora

Corporate 'secrets' they don’t tell you: 1. Busy doesn’t equal productive. 2. Taking breaks isn’t a weakness — it’s how you prevent burnout. 3. 'No' is a powerful tool.

How does it feels when u complete a coding assignment by working hard for 2-3 days and never get a response ? Not even a rejection mail

My mind isn’t broken. It’s overwhelmed. I’m not lazy, I’m exhausted from pretending I’m okay. I don’t recognize myself sometimes. The girl who used to think clearly, create freely, and move with confidence… she feels distant. But she’s not gone. Sh

Marketing isn’t about selling. It’s about solving. Great marketing doesn’t scream “Buy now!” — it whispers “This is for you.” Whether you're building a brand or launching a product, remember: 📌 Clarity beats cleverness 📌 Consistency builds trust 📌

Your biggest investor isn’t your VC; it’s your mental health—always funding your overwork