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Ever felt like screaming but had no one to hear you? 😔 We get it. Life gets heavy — work stress, breakups, family drama, overthinking — and sometimes, you just need someone who’ll listen without judging or interrupting. That’s exactly what we do a

What My First Failed Startup Taught Me (and Why I’m Glad It Failed) In the golden era of dropshipping, when the internet was buzzing with videos like “How I Made $100,000 With Just One Store” and teens on YouTube were flaunting Shopify dashboards, I

Check this something new!! I felt it was human first but it's an AI character..

WFH took on a whole new meaning for me recently. Not Work From Home… but Work From Hospital. A few weeks back, my mother-in-law was admitted, and I had to stay with her at the hospital. For 3–4 days, my “office” was a plastic chair beside her bed, w

Resso: A Short But Sweet Journey Back in 2022, I found Resso, and it quickly became one of my favorite music apps. It wasn’t just about listening — you could engage with lyrics, share your favorite parts, and really feel the music. The coolest thing

I still remember that night — I was sitting in my small workspace, frustrated and tired, wondering if I should shut everything down. Then a notification popped up. "Hi, I saw your work. Can you build a website for my business?" I thought it was just

This is my first post on Medial. And it had to be this one. Two months ago, I was in my bedroom alone - staring at a blank screen, a burning question I couldn’t shake and an idea scribbled on a piece of paper.  An idea that felt too ambitious to say

“We think we’re independent, but maybe our ancestors had more freedom. Just wrote about it—read & tell me your thoughts 👇 https://medium.com/@ganeshmishra1/who-was-more-independent-us-or-our-ancestors-54f68473c569

From Boardrooms to Booths: My Startup Transition Yesterday, we participated in the Corporate Exhibition for Drip SquadX. It was intense. No fan, no AC, no water, no proper washroom. Just a corner stall, the Mumbai heat, and a ton of grit. After 22

This is what we learned after launching without being ‘ready.’ We missed four launch dates. Then finally decided — 10th July. At 12 a.m. that night, my team told me: “We can’t launch.” We were done. Chaos everywhere. No one slept. We were in call