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Day 1 of sharing my entrepreneurial journey. Starting today, I’ll be writing about my experiences in entrepreneurship — what worked, what didn’t, the mistakes I made, and the lessons I wish I knew earlier. So you can move faster, and smarter. It al

👝 Business idea for the suburbs: Ostrich farm Content Features 📌Ostriches do not need special conditions. The main thing that is required for their comfortable existence is a spacious area. Buying birds 📌 Acquiring a family is the most significa

Should I make an app for selling street dogs, branded dogs, cows, birds and other animals at an affordable price with proper logistics. Anyone want to make it with me?

💡 Your startup doesn't need to be perfect — it just needs to keep moving. Every successful company once looked like a bad idea to someone. Every founder was underestimated before they became a headline. It's not about having all the answers. It’s

Hello everyone, I am considering creating a website dedicated to pet buying, selling, and adoption in India mostly kerala. The concept is to connect potential pet parents with reputable breeders. The website would not facilitate direct purchases; in

Join the Crowd: How the Bandwagon Effect Boosts Brand Popularity and Sales” The Bandwagon Effect is a psychological bias where people do something primarily because others are doing it. In business, it’s a powerful marketing tool. When customers see

My journey into writing started with a deep love for books. They’ve always been my best friends, giving me comfort and guidance. When I started writing my own, those same books became my biggest motivation, pushing me to write more and explore new id

At the end of the day, the Indian market became a bit cheaper. We are currently in the 2nd position, with the USA at the top. However, there are still sectoral concerns, and on top of that, there’s China’s economic focus.

Isn't it concerning that chatgpt a tool became a problem solver and we humans became compilers for the solution

Religion tends to lose its grip as a country develops. My grandfather, who is now 75, spent around 40–45 years working in Singapore. He often heard stories about how the country was once plagued by cultural and religious conflicts on a daily basis. B