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Please help me out, Why is there little to no faith in new age start-ups. why is the startup ecosystem failing in India.

The Hype Cycle: Why Most People Quit Too Soon🌝 Every new idea follows the Hype Cycle, a journey from excitement to struggle and, eventually, success. It begins with the Innovation Trigger, where enthusiasm is high. This leads to the Peak of Inflate

Guys, I am building micro saas applications for my friends' small businesses and services who weren't able to afford the current applications in the market. Can I continue doing this ? Would I be able to help people out there who really need such app

Nobody talks about the in-between phase. Not a beginner. Not “made it” yet. Just quietly building, learning, failing, and repeating. That phase is where everything changes.

In recent years, influencers have turned from creating content to building businesses, using their massive social media followings. Take Gaurav Taneja's brand Beastlife, His success shows how influencers can quickly monetize their fanbase. However,

A masterclass from Peter Thiel on breaking away from the norm and building businesses that dominate markets.

IPL teams make losses on paper — and that’s the strategy. They’re not failing. They’re marketing, building brand value, saving tax, and creating long-term fanbases. It’s not a cricket game. It’s a business league.

How Social Media Affects the F&B Industry (In a Nutshell) Social media can make or break a food business. While it helps boost visibility and sales, it often creates unrealistic hype. Influencers add “masala” to reviews, and suddenly the place gets

Building a Startup as a College Dropout Dropping out wasn’t the end—it was the beginning. No syllabus, no grades, just real challenges: finding a team, building a product, and adapting fast. The real world doesn’t care about degrees, only results. I

17 Investment Mistakes You Must Avoid!📊 👇 1. Investing without understanding. 2. Investing all Money in One place. 3. Following the crowd 4. Overtrading 5. Paying high fees on investment 6. Lack of research 7. Unrealistic expectation 8. Chas