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“The weight of overthinking” Two years ago, I had an idea—a spark with real potential. But instead of acting, I let what ifs take over: What if I fail? What if it doesn’t work? While I hesitated, someone else acted on a similar idea. Today, they’ve

I have startup idea in the field of freelancing I don't from where i should start should i create website or something what kind of people do i need I don't know the website would be like upwork and fiber but with my overthinking that will be too muc

Considering we are in a stage where AI is too much in the spotlight and will stay popular for quite a lot of time. How do non-AI startup founders feel about it? Do you feel FOMO? Do you feel it will be harder to fundraise if you're not dealing with

Make Choices Your Future Self Will Thank You For 🙏 Facing one of those massive, potentially scary founder decisions? (Quit the job? Launch that risky product? Make a hard pivot?) It can feel totally overwhelming! 🤯 Here's a powerful mental model

Hey all of you kickass people! Im a doctor turned entrepreneur that also runs an web dev agency 🫨 I don't seem to fit into any single role inside my heads and as a result juggle between alot of things coupled with my own personal family issues .

“Less Is More: How the Paradox of Choice Drives Smarter Business Decisions” The Paradox of Choice is a psychological principle where offering too many options can overwhelm customers, leading to decision paralysis or dissatisfaction. While variety s

I have been feeling stuck!! It's understandable sometimes it happens but the constant urge to feel that it's not working out sucks! I like to work as much as I can I applied for so many internships (in marketing) and more but it's really difficult t

A simple parable about an important skill Two friends had a fight. One of them started talking bad about his friend to everyone he knew. 😡 But then he calmed down and realized that he was wrong. He approached his friend and began to ask for forgiv

The less information you have while you're starting a business the more likely you'll succeed because too much information can lead to paralysis by analysis When you're constantly overloading your brain with every possible scenario, every stat, every

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting a highly accomplished individual in his 50s, who recently ventured into entrepreneurship after serving more that 20 years in MLC. During our conversation, he asked me, 'What's your age?' I replied, 'Sir, 19.'