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@delhivery @BlueDart_ @EcomExpress_Ofc @DTDCIndia If e-commerce delivery companies offered in-person KYC verification for banks, it could simplify life for customers and speed up bank onboarding. This could be cheaper, more efficient, and faster too

Been thinking a lot about how startups die. 
It's rarely the idea.
It’s usually the speed. Or lack of it. Or could be something you may talk about. Came across this old military concept- the OODA Loop - and it’s amazing. Observe -Orient -Decide -Ac

Raising VC Money? Tips No One Tells You : 1) Don’t Chase VCs, Attract Them - Build something so good they can’t ignore you. 2) Traction > Decks - Fancy pitch decks don’t matter if your numbers don’t add up. 3) Investors Follow Other Investors - G

you’re watching blinkit, zepto, instamart fight over 10-minute groceries. but look closer. they’re not just burning money to win the market. they’re feeding someone else’s empire. every ad spend? funnels to meta & google. every server hit? billed b

I am beginner in the world of tech. It eill be great help if someone suggests wheter i am on right track or not. Problem- Today's gen in their teen only keen tohave fun despite of their safety and eide vehicles at high speed leading to dangerous ac

Welcome back, speed demons! It's Day 8 of our SEO adventure, and today we're talking about something that makes or breaks websites: SPEED! Imagine you're in a race. Your website is the car, and Google is the finish line. The faster you go, the more

Three people. Different skills. One mission: build faster than most people plan. No investor decks. No overthinking. Just execution, experiments, and relentless shipping. What we’re building isn’t just a project — it’s momentum you can feel. Becau

They can replicate the product not the person building it. Here’s how I think about Founder Moats: 1) Speed Moat - We move faster than anyone else. Execution is our unfair advantage. 2) Distribution Moat - We have direct access to the audience oth

You don’t have a competition problem. You have a hesitation problem. The fastest win. Not the smartest. Not the most experienced. Not the nicest portfolio. The ones who move. Test. Fail. Pivot. Repeat. While you’re still deciding on your domain na