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Rahul Yadav- One of the oldest bad boys in the Indian Startup Ecosystem Yadav burst onto the startup scene in 2012 with Housing.com, a platform created out of frustration over the challenges of finding rental accommodation in Mumbai. By 2014, he had

In 2015, Ratan Tata admitted his greatest mistake in his 53-year-long career: Branding the Tata Nano as the "cheapest" instead of the most "affordable" car. For most Indians, owning a car is a luxury. Labelling it a "cheap car" ended up losing the

The AI Legends #75 Days Day 17: Edward Feigenbaum He is considered one of the founding fathers of expert systems, which are AI systems that emulate the decision-making abilities of human experts in specific domains. History: Edward Feigenbaum is a

Recently, I came across a post that really made me think. A candidate resigned from his job because a company told him: > “You’re selected. We’ll send the offer letter soon.” He was excited, trusted them, declined two other offers, and resigned.

Opportunities don’t disappear. They just move to someone who wasn’t waiting for “the perfect timing." Most decisions in life are reversible: You can fix a mistake. You can rebuild a business. You can replace money. You can start from scratch. The o

Why Most People Fail at Business (And How to Succeed) The Tale of Two Entrepreneurs: David and Mark David and Mark were childhood friends who shared the same dream—to start their own businesses and achieve financial freedom. At the age of 25, they

The AI Legends (Sorry for delay for posting, will upload regularly PROMISE) #75 Days Day 4 : Herbert A. Simon Sir Herbert developed the concept of "bounded rationality" which suggests that individuals make decisions based on limited information and

This is Jeff Bezos’s favorite book. He’s been rereading it for 25 years straight, and it inspired his most famous decision-making model. Here are the 7 lessons from "The Remains of the Day" that helped him build his Amazon empire: In 1987, Jeff Be

Came back from US, had a downfall, created a 50,000 CR Hospital. 1. Born into a family that already had entrepreneurship etched into its DNA, Shivinder Mohan Singh had a lot to prove. His father, Parvinder Singh, took Ranbaxy Laboratories to global

Failed twice, built a 28,000 CR company, gave 100 CR to IIT Bombay. 1. Growing up in a business family in Surat (Gujarat), Ritesh Arora had entrepreneurship in his blood even when he reached IIT Bombay to pursue computer science. With his college ma