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"Some will. Some won't. So what? Next." Rejection isn’t personal—just part of the process. Top performers don’t dwell on a "no." Detach. Reset. Move forward. Took me long to understand this. You should understand it first.

Personal branding is important. Just remember to brand yourself in such a way that people don’t jump into rivers to avoid you.

Really? In a span of just two months after raising money you can shut down the company? Sounds painful for VC folks. What's the ground reality?

You might think you're spending your time on something valuable—learning, exploring, improving. But sometimes, you're just close enough to productivity that it feels worth it… when in reality, you're just wasting your time. Only a few will understand

Is their anybody having idea and want to make that into reality just ping me with your ideas will make that into a reality

Which prompts are beneficial for understanding a codebase? If I extract all the code from a Git repository and give it to GPT, what questions can I ask to help me comprehend the code? I want to know how else GPT can quickly help me understand

Inspirational insights: the quotes collection:- "We don’t just trust people to obey the rules, we also trust that they know when to break them." - SIMON SINEK

Most people don’t really know what they need. But they act on it. Money. Security. Growth. Your job? Understand it better than them. A business with sales problems doesn’t need “motivation” It needs sales. Solve that. Prove your offer meets that

The fact that most of the startups fail is because they over fantasize about their idea 💡& future, because of that they ignore the ground reality . It shows the biase mentality towards the own perspective of the world 🌍 :)

There are 2 types of founders: 1. Builds a semi-functional GPT wrapper with $50m funding. Has the audacity to compare himself with Elon Musk. Fights clowns for PR. 2. Dresses as a delivery boy, sits with the lowest level staff to understand the gro