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Some days as a founder feel like a storm 🔥 Pressure. Deadlines. Doubts. Delays. Everyone wants answers. The team needs direction. And somewhere in all that noise, you start to disappear. But then… I get home. Switch on my PC. And suddenly, the wo

Health apps fail when they’re just trackers. Succeed when they become routines. Tracking steps won’t change lives. Building engagement systems will. At Opslify, we power health tech products with: ✅ AI-driven goal systems ✅ Gamified milestones (str

Assalamualaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh! Ramadan is here! 🌙 A month of mercy, forgiveness, and countless blessings. It’s not just about fasting—it’s about purifying the heart, letting go of grudges, and drawing closer to Allah. Use this time

Why Startups Fail❓ – It’s Not About the Product, It’s About the Team Most startups don’t fail because of their product; they fail because of their team. It might sound strange, but it’s the truth. The team you surround yourself with can make or brea

These are all of the products that were killed by Google (pyaar se) On a serious note, it’s actually amazing how a $200Bn+ revenue/year company has had this many losses. What does it tell you about startups? That you’ve to fail 200+ times, and

Why Most Entrepreneurs Fail (And few Succeed) 🚫 FAIL: -Building what they love, not what the market needs -Chasing perfection, not progress (launch late → miss momentum) -Blaming external factors and not adapting. -Spending blindly on ads, ig

How a Rose Fragrance Perfume Like Junior Oasis Can Transform Your Drive For many of us, a car is more than just a ride. It’s our personal corner — a place where the day starts, where we pause after a busy day, or where we simply enjoy a moment of pe

How to Demo Your MVP to Investors - Without Overwhelming Them You don’t need a full-featured product to impress investors. You just need to show clarity + momentum - fast. Here’s how I tell founders to present their MVP in early-stage pitches: ✅

Naval Ravikant’s advice to startup founders: “You only have to be right once” Naval Ravikant took 13 years and 7 startups before AngelList (worth $4.1B) became his first real success. Most entrepreneurs fail—a lot. Naval launched 40-50 projects, an