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How can we solve the KYC problem that all companies face? Going back to physical verification isn’t an option with today’s tech advances.

Life really comes into perspective when your friend, who works at a major power transmission company says:- it's easier to sell to VCs, not so much to companies. His boss btw is 65 y/o. Age Anxiety only exists in fast moving industries. Most respe

5 Things That Instantly Increase Your Value as a Man —Life Changing Thread— 1. Always value your time If you don't value your time, You will never be able to be successful in your life. The time you are wasting on watching pixels, Will give you

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Colour ≠ Luxury. The right colour combinations = Luxury. Anyone can pick a fancy shade like emerald green, royal burgundy, or gold. But what makes a brand truly feel premium is how these colours are paired. Deep green with muted gold. Burgundy with

Think hard work alone will make you successful? Think again..... Here are 10 Career Lies holding you back: (And what to believe instead.) 1. Hard work ≠ success. → Visibility > Effort. 2. Loyalty isn’t rewarded. → Companies prioritize profits. Alw

🤔 Soft Quitting: A New Workplace Trend Worth Discussing The evolution from "quiet quitting" to "soft quitting" raises interesting questions about workplace engagement and career growth. Think about it: - While quiet quitting was about strict bound

A reddit user says that Chatgpt helped him fix his chronic back pain issue. Even got shared by Greg Brockman, President of OpenAI. The user said it worked because it was the perfect blend of: Holistic view + Personal context + tailored to his

My take on Innovation and Creativity: Creativity and innovation are challenging endeavors. You can’t simply rest once a task is finished because the work is never truly done. Even after completing a project to your satisfaction, you're immediately o

Paul Graham: “In the best startups each founder is king of their own domain” Great partnerships are built on mutual respect and clear boundaries. Take Apple’s early days as an example: Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs had very different strengths. Wo