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Looking for a tech co-founder who’s done playing small I’m working on a bold idea. Can’t say much here. But I’m looking for one person — A builder. A hacker. A visionary who wants to do something big. No fluff. No “we’re family” startup clichés. Ju

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Every guru started somewhere. Every genius wondered sometimes. The difference between people who dream and those who realize them isn't luck—it's tenacity, faith, and taking action. Don't wait for the perfect time. It doesn't arrive. Start timid, sta

Entrepreneurship: The Reality Behind Every Journey As entrepreneurs, we often start with a clear plan in mind a straight path to success. However, the reality is far more unpredictable, as depicted in this image. "My Plan" symbolizes the vision eve

Every coder knows the rush of shipping fast until the crash report hits. 💥 "AI makes me a babysitter, not a builder." That’s the paradox of vibe coding. AI delivers speed ⚡, but leaves seniors fixing hallucinations, patching bugs 🐛, and questionin

No parent should ever have to write these words. Anil Agarwal, Vedanta Group Chairman, called it "the darkest day of my life" after losing his eldest son, Agnivesh Agarwal (49), to sudden cardiac arrest in New York. Agnivesh - Mayo College, US-educ

The road to success is rarely a straight line. In business, as in life, we all face moments of uncertainty, doubt, and setbacks. But it’s in these exact moments that our mindset becomes our greatest strength. - "Every adversity, every failure, ever

💥 These are 5 unique and effective time management ⏳ techniques for high productivity from the book "Can't hurt me" 🔥 1. The "Start Line Rule" – Don't plan, just begin right away. Thinking too much wastes time—leap into work and make adjustments