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If you're a startup owner or part of the founding team what was a doubt or illusion you had initially that turned out to be a minor thing ? For me- I thought I thought I couldn't even sell a single product and my all marketing tactics will fail

when I was a kid, I thought the wedding play area was for fun. Turns out, it was just to keep us from ruining the photos! 😂

At school I was thought wrong mathematics 🥲 Always wondered 628 - 125 would be 503 never knew it was 578 🤯

NRI friend: Meta doesn’t respect privacy. I was talking about Rotimatic and Insta started showing me ads for it. Founder Friend (from Bangalore): Yes. I have felt it too. Insta doesn’t respect privacy. Me: Tu Bangalore mein hai. Paani ka soch,

Paypal was initially a idea of whom?

The Medial Community Guidelines was an intresting read, never thought i would enjoy it. Kudos to the one who wrote it!

Just watched the latest Karpathy talk. Bro was so fast I legit thought it was on 2x speed Loaded with alpha. Will drop the juice soon ⚡

Until May, I was fully focused on learning, executing, and repeating the cycle. I gained a lot of knowledge, but I wasn’t socializing or in better terms, networking. Initially, I thought building a presence wasn’t that important, but I was wrong. He