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You don’t need to burn out to build something great. But most founders do. Not because they want to— Because they’re too deep in the weeds. Worried about bugs. Juggling freelancers. Fixing things customers should never see. At some point, buildin

Anyone here working from WFH in Mumbai? Want to meet up? get together or are simply bored and want to hangout? Lets build a WFH community and hang around whenever there is an opportunity

Why angel investors don’t reply on LinkedIn?🙂how to build good relationships with them or build a network,

I see there are many remote job platform but rarely a remote internship platform Someone can build in this space For the remote job workers checkout a website called remotehabits , it's about how do you wfh efficiencyly , things to keep in mind ,et

“Can you automate this?” That’s the line we hear most. And the answer is almost always: Yes. Manually copying data from Google Sheets to Notion? Approving customer entries one by one every day? Downloading reports, renaming files, uploading somew

Building a startup is lonely. You’re making decisions at 1am. You’re Googling “how to fix Firebase rules” while pitching investors at 9. You don’t need another YouTube tutorial. You need a team that treats your product like their own — With urge

He opened his laptop at 9 AM. By 11, he had only replied to emails. By 1 PM, he was stuck fixing a bug in the analytics report script. By 4, he was uploading 17 client reports—manually. By 6, he realized he hadn’t done anything strategic all day.

You don’t need to be born rich to build an empire — just start with a clear vision, fearless action, and relentless discipline.

Every Startup Needs a Solid Digital Backbone – Are You Ready? When I talk to startup founders, I often hear the same challenge: 1. “We have a great idea, but we don’t know where to start with development.” 2. “We need an MVP fast, but hiring a tech

CSMs are heroes without capes. An average CSM handles almost 70 accounts. Considering 160 work hours a month. A CSM on average gets 2.5 hours per customer per month And what do we expect them to handle? -> Churn ❌ -> Renewals 💰 -> Case Studie