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Most startups are destined to die. Even the funded ones. Startup success is mostly a miracle. And miracle doesn’t happen with team that’s looking for stability and dislike ambiguity. Having such people in startups mostly causes faster death. St

💡 Why most startups really die, and how to avoid it. It’s not because they run out of money. It’s because they scale something that’s fundamentally broken. They raise a round, skip the learning, and pour fuel on a flawed engine..only to realize (t

A perfect example of 'Haste makes Waste'. - - - Air India's black DP during this crisis. These symbolic gestures are not going to bring back the lives, instead this would confuse people more.

💥Sell to people who can pay, not just people who need help 💥 Learn to sell; it’s not optional 💥Don’t let momentum go to waste 💥Bet hard when you actually know something 💥 Stop being cheap and pay for leverage

Unlike most teachers, life doesn’t hand you the syllabus upfront. It throws the exam paper on your desk and watches what you do. Then, when you fail, it doesn’t explain once and move on - it circles back, again and again and again, until... you fin

Single Line which forces us to like or hate a website! Let's confuse all the non tech people! Btw any con of it?

Most people confuse what is with what does. Salespeople talk about what their product is. But no one cares. The only thing that matters is what it does for the client. You're not selling the pipe. You're pouring water into their bucket.

Most "viral" apps didn’t go viral because of the product. They went viral because of how they spread. It’s not about building something 10x better. It’s about creating a 10x distribution engine. Influencers spark the wave. Faceless accounts