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Why 90% of Startups Fade, Not Fail Startups rarely crash - they quietly fade. Not because the idea was bad, but because the execution was missing. Execution isn't sexy, but it's everything. 👉 You built it, but no one's waiting. 👉 Great pitch de

When was the last time you felt market was stable for trading? For me it was last September before the downfall hated trading again but experience till September was unmatchable. this use to be the the happiest part of my day and i hated weekends ba

Reflecting on my college days, I can't help but miss the energy of student club engagement. The flow of innovative ideas and the excitement of preparing for our careers were truly special. It feels like that zeal can fade a bit in the corporate world

Nobody talks about the middle. The part where excitement fades and progress stalls. Where the work feels endless, the wins feel small, and the finish line isn't even in sight. The middle part is where most people quit—not because they couldn't do it

🚀 India’s whisky industry is rewriting the global playbook. The best-selling whisky in the world? Not Scotch. Not Bourbon. But an Indian brand. 🇮🇳🥃 With 8 Indian whiskies dominating the global charts and a market set to double to $112B by 2034,

it might be less but I feel proud for starting it. I might quit anytime but it was really fun learning 😁

You don't have ideas because you don't read. You can't articulate ideas because you don't write. You can't leverage ideas because you don't build. You feel bored, anxious, or overwhelmed because your mind wants ideas to flow but you won't let them

Your startup doesn’t need a “better pitch”. It needs a better story. Most pitch decks fail not because they’re ugly… But because they’re boring. They talk about TAM, features, “problem-solution”… But they say nothing about why this founder, this ma

Content creation is not something new it was always there but has evolved from time to time but with AI I feel the things are surely going to become easy.

Airbnb, now worth ~$100 billion, was rejected by 7 investors in 2007. Not because it was a bad idea, but because VCs reject 99% of startups. Lesson: If ALL your plans depend on VC funding rather than customer funding, you are already fighting 99% f