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The real struggle is having a plan and trying to execute it without leaving your job. Survival is basic too. Blessed are those having a strong backup and can 100% dedicate themselves on their startup. No wonder why the success rate of startup is so l

No way this is real

Should you build in public or in stealth? Here’s the brutal truth. A few years ago, I met two founders: Same idea, same market, different approach. Founder A went full stealth mode—no tweets, no LinkedIn updates, NDA for everything. He believed sec

why most MVPs fail: not because the tech is bad. not because the idea is bad. but because the feedback loop is broken. no real users. no real feedback. no real iteration. build → launch → learn → repeat. that’s the game.

Shark tank pe jo vompeny 40 /50 Lac loss karti he usko funding milta he vo bhi big deal wow i dont undstand but no one can do real wanted person funding ....? why

I just finished my meeting with a client which I scheduled by doing cold calls and clients seem very much interested and he knows that I can solve his problem of quality leads that he required for his real estate projects and he also knows that aft

“I Don’t Chase. I Align.” Everyone told him success was a race. Run faster. Push harder. Chase money. Chase validation. Chase people. For a long time, he did. He ran behind opportunities. He ran behind approval. He ran behind a version of life that n

How did an 18-year-old do what billionaires couldn’t even do in 100 years? He had no IIT tag. No godfather in business. Just relentless curiosity and courage to solve a real-world problem. This is the story of OYO founder Ritesh Agarwal. Born in