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🧩 Day 8 — Debugging the Invisible System Today wasn’t progress on paper, but clarity in disguise. No new users, no loud wins — just loops, unanswered pings, and the constant question of what’s actually breaking the flow? Somewhere between overthin

**Day 37: Progress > Perfection** 🚧✅ On Day 37 of the #FounderJourney, here's a reminder we all need: **Done is better than perfect — especially in startups.** It’s tempting to wait until it’s 100% polished before shipping. But in the real world,

Me: “This week, I’ll write 3 blogs, schedule LinkedIn posts, and finally fix SEO.” Also me: builds product, fights bugs, forgets everything Sound familiar? Let’s be real—content isn’t hard. Doing it consistently while building a startup? That’s th

💥 Kunal Shah – The Rebel Who Built CRED 💥 Dropped out of MBA. Never coded. Never followed rules. Yet built FreeCharge (sold to Snapdeal for $400M) and then CRED (valued at $6B+). While everyone thought loyalty programs were dead, he created CRED—

The most audacious missions aren’t conquered by lone wolves, but by those who lock eyes across the chaos and say, “We go together—or not at all.” I’m not looking for passengers. I’m seeking kin—someone fluent in the language of circuits and code, ye

Failed in Public - Day 8: The Final Countdown. Tomorrow is the day. The big one. The Product Hunt launch. After postponing, fighting bugs, and a rollercoaster of small wins and failures, we're finally here. I've done all I can. The code that could be

I’ve spent years sailing across countries as a Master Mariner. But every time I landed in a new city, the hardest thing was not the place — it was the silence. You don’t want a tour guide. You just want to ask someone real: “Where do locals eat?”

VentureLinkup – Founder Files 🚀 From Corporate Boardrooms to Beauty Aisles - The Rise of Falguni Nayar At 49, when most people start thinking about retirement, Falguni Nayar took the boldest leap of her life — she left a top role at Kotak Mahindra t

Vibecoding is starting to feel like a scam ngl. You jump in, the UI's smooth, the AI is hyped up, and boom ,your app is live in minutes. Feels like the future. But fix a few bugs? edit a page? Suddenly your “free” credits vanish and you're staring a

💻 I started coding apps on a $350 laptop that used to heat like a frying pan… one build run = tea break + half an episode of Naruto. 5.5 yrs later… I’ve built 25+ apps. Some solo, some with teams. Android. iOS. Web. Whatever screen could run Flutte