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Most people think tech is hard. It’s not. The hardest part is not giving up when nobody cares what you're building.

make an app so good that your users keep it on their home screen. if your app is next to whatsapp, insta, or upi apps, you’ve passed the hardest retention test in India and already built a habit.

The Hardest Person to Beat Lately I’ve realized something: the hardest person I’ll ever compete with is myself. Not the critics, not the competition, not the people doubting me. It’s me — the part of me that wants to hit snooze, delay work, or take

Guy's what you're thoughts about ? A company for premium packaging that makes quality designs for big companies of watches, shoes, etc. It's unique idea or many people are already doing this and it can grow or not or profitable ?

You’re NOT tired. You’re just undisciplined. Read that again. You're not overworked. You're under-focused. You're not stuck. You're just not executing. You’ve seen people with less resources than you WIN. You’ve seen people who started after you, p

People don’t just spend money they trade freedom. Every dollar is optionality. A decision. A path not taken. That’s why buyers hesitate. You're not fighting objections you're fighting their fear of regret. Reduce that, and you win.

If you're not using LinkedIn Outreach, you're silently bleeding opportunities. And no one's going to tell you that. Here's what you're missing out on without even realizing it: Your competitors are building relationships while you're still waiting

How is introducing downvotes in the startup showcase Suppose an individual has the ability to downvote five ideas per day that they believe are overhyped and pointless. In my opinion, acknowledging and downvoting for the truth is equally as importan