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Sometimes even after putting in all your efforts on one thing with singular focus. You're still bound to fail. So what pushes you even after that failure... It's the thing that you love.

You ever noticed how in India, the word “startup” still sounds risky to most parents? But somehow, jobs at VC-funded startups are considered “safe.” Like bro… we trust the startup to pay the salary, but not the guy who built it? 😂 Isn’t that kind

Ignorance really is bliss for founders. If you know too much, you’ll see every flaw, overthink every risk and never start up. The naive ones just build, fail, pivot, survive and sometimes win (even with the craziest ideas). Your odds are zero if y

Starting a startup? Don’t build blind—validate first! 90% of startups fail because founders skip this step, assuming their idea is gold. The truth? Your customers hold the key to success. Before you code or design, map out their needs. This simple 3-

Founders at Scratch Level Be Like: > “Bro, trust me. It’s a billion-dollar idea.” Reality: Not even a ₹1 domain yet. 💀 Working from: 🚫 Office 🚫 Co-working ✅ Friend’s sofa with broken charger Startup name? Still debating between “Zyzzlo” and “

is sometimes wrong with medial ?? i posted some information about UPI's new cash withdrawal, i posted it twice , both times it was visible for a few seconds and then just randomly vanished and I can't even see any new posts . is it only me ??

Surviving in Startups: Exactly 3 years ago, I saw one of my closest friends, a senior developer, celebrate an ESOP like he had won the lottery. The startup was booming and owning a piece of the company felt thrilling. Fast forward three years and t

hello, we are building an exciting SaaS based company. We would be launching in a week or two. Till now, I've been the only developer on the startup and now we need another developer. We are looking for someone who is proficient in React Native and n

Ever had an idea that just wouldn't leave your mind? You think about it in the shower, during traffic, even in meetings. You tell yourself: "One day, maybe…" But then the doubt creeps in: “What if I fail?” “Where do I start?” “Will people even care?

Kya chal raha hai? Fog chal raha hai! Well, this is called cultural marketing, and even Sleepwell tried this. In their ads, they said, don't just ask, 'Aap kaise ho?' Instead ask, 'Did you Sleepwell?' Tbh, it was a great idea, and the question "Di