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I just hit a weird wall while trying to publish my new app on the PlayStore Google now wants 12 testers to try your app before you can even get production access Not 1.. not 5.. 12 real testers As a solo dev I’m just like Bro, if my app’s not ready w

At 22, Marc Andreessen created the first user-friendly web browser. By 24, he was worth over $100M. Then, Bill Gates and Microsoft crushed Andreessen's company. What happened next triggered the biggest tech war of the century. Here's the full sto

Elon Musk: The Guy Who Didn’t Just Chase the Future — He Built It He wasn’t born a genius billionaire. He was a skinny, awkward kid in South Africa, buried in books, bullied half to death, and living more in his imagination than the world around him

Day 4 of The Startup Mafia Series: The Hidden Power of Networks – Why Who You Know Matters More Than What You Know The world tells you that success comes from hard work and intelligence. But if that were true, why do the same people from the same n

Had a heated debate with my co-founder Kalpan Shah. I was hyped about tools like Lovable, bolt.new, and Firebase Development Company (Firebase Studio AI). “These are the future,” I told him. “We can build anything with them.” But he pushed back —

How a Side Project Became the World’s Third-Biggest Phone Brand It starts with a sea of sameness. A wall of plastic. Rows of cheap phones, all chasing the same idea in slightly different packaging. And in China—a country known for building the worl

Learn & Earn (Pt. 4) 🧠 Escape the Shark Tank! 🦈 Create Your Own Blue Ocean! 🌊 Is your startup constantly battling it out in a crowded "Red Ocean" 🩸 – fighting hard for every customer, where competition is fierce, and profits often get squeezed

Day 1 of The Startup Mafia Series: How 1 Startup Created 10 Billionaires The startup world loves a good myth—the lone genius who hustles in a garage, builds something incredible, and becomes a billionaire. Sounds inspiring. Too bad that’s not how i

It starts in the scraps. Not the glamorous kind. Not the “quit your job, raise a round, change the world” story. This one begins in the odd hours—after work, before sleep, during lunch breaks. It’s a Google Doc. A dusty skill. A weird obsession turn