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What's the difference between a Founder and Employee?

I thought being a startup founder meant I’d have it all—freedom, fame, and fortune. Turns out it’s just me, myself, and my empty bank account.

The brain doesn’t know the difference between reality and imagination. Visualize biting into a pizza or mango - your mouth may start salivating. That’s your brain reacting as if it’s real. This is the basis of visualization techniques in sports, the

What are the Legal and Illegal ways for founder to make money from their Startup? One being that buy the domain in your name, and when the company gets big, take huge royalty.

Working on a product idea! Which is on Gen AI. It’s about how we interact with any type of documents. Here crucially the difference between my Product and others are accuracy in responses which I can guarantee. Looking for some co teammates and front

Mukesh Ambani just made $20B in weeks—while we’re hunting discounts, he’s collecting billions like it's pocket change. Stock market said, “Welcome back, boss!” Mukesh Ambani is back in the $100 billion club—because when Reliance rallies, it doesn’t

I asked ChatGPT: “If I sell your microphone data but say it’s to ‘improve your experience’… is that legal?” ChatGPT explained how tech giants call it *innovation*, bury consent, pay fines, and move on. If I did it? That’s a crime. So is it illegal

"💻 Nobody cared how impressive my website was. All they wanted to know was if it solved their problem and met a real need. 🚫 No one was interested in my idea itself—that’s when I realized: business isn’t about me; it’s all about them. – 🤔 First-

A little delivery detail that ruined my Bombay Duck dinner… So I was craving Bombay Duck and decided to order it through the Licious app. I specifically selected a delivery slot between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. today—because that’s exactly when I needed it

When a Brand Name Becomes the Language You don’t search, you Google. You don’t buy adhesive, you grab Fevicol. You don’t ask for toothpaste, you ask for Colgate — even if it’s not Colgate. This is what marketers dream of: Becoming the noun. The act