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I used to enjoy watching showcases but now that they have become paid fewer people are pitching their ideas which has made the experience less engaging😐

After 15 years of working remotely, here’s my biggest learning: discipline matters more than motivation. Motivation fades, discipline builds habits. Habits build businesses. What’s one discipline that changed your work life?

Do you think motivation alone—whether from reading books, watching videos, or listening to speeches—can bring real change to your present or future? Isn't it true that taking action is what truly matters? Shouldn't we start by doing the work first an

3 years ago I didn’t “quit a job.” I hired myself. Not for a bigger salary—for bigger responsibility. What I changed: • swapped meetings for making • swapped “ticket done” for “problem gone” • swapped learning frameworks for building tools I’d actua

I used to get truly inspired by watching Josh Talks stories and was happy that India can have its own Ted Talks as well, but after their recent uploads which turned out to be cringe I stopped watching it. Turns out most of the stories were fake. As

Most people spend their lives chasing money, but the best entrepreneurs understand a different game. They chase leverage—systems that scale, people who amplify their vision, and technology that works while they sleep. When you build the right lev

Discipline Over Motivation Motivation feels great, but let’s be honest — it doesn’t last. Some days you wake up ready to conquer the world, and other days you don’t even feel like getting out of bed. That’s where discipline comes in. Discipline is

Want your feedback on our pricing plan We all know fitness is a motivation/consistency game and people tend to loose their motivation real quick. While working on a fitness app we knew we have to tackle this situation in order to keep the user mot