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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.

Drop your personal slogans 👇 Mine: Building things that don’t suck

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

At Gyaan Setu, we’ve created a peer-to-peer education platform where students don’t just learn — they connect, relate, and grow with mentors who’ve walked the same path just before them. It's personal. It's affordable. It's working. We're starting f

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

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

if you’re building just to copy what’s trending you’ll burn out fast but if you remix that idea with your own flavor your own need it starts to breathe not every clone is a waste some just needed that local touch that personal insight don’t copy blin

In 5 years, saying "I don’t use AI" will sound just as outdated as saying "I don’t use the internet" did in the early 2000s. The ones who are playing with AI today—building, testing, learning— will be miles ahead of those still busy arguing about it