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🧩 Day 5 — The Logic Beneath the Noise Today, I learned that silence has structure. It isn’t random — it follows a pattern. When you reach out to founders, what you really study is decision latency — how long it takes for someone to trust an unfami

It's always fascinating to open Medial in the early morning and read some random idea that makes absolutely no sense. Niket Raj Dwivedi told it right in the Shark tank that this is the place where everyone gets a voice without feeling to be judged.

Hi, I’m Vaibhavi. I help brands grow through social media that actually makes sense. No trends just for views. No content without strategy. If you’re a small business or personal brand trying to grow online without burning out, you’re in the right

I’ve come to realize something very deeply in my journey. Having the right tech team is not just important for the launch of a business, but also for the day-to-day operations that follow. When the right team isn’t there, everything starts slipping.

I need someone who can build top notch App from scratch. if anyone feels confident of it, then please let me know.

📊 78% of buyers trust brands that respond quickly — even if it’s automated. Most founders think automation feels cold. But neuroscience says otherwise: ⚙️ Predictability = Safety. When your system replies instantly, your prospect’s brain relaxes —

How Much Do You Trust New loan Applications? If Yes, What makes you trust them. If No, what any loan app has done which made you trust them. If you have any interesting story or personal story do share.

Officially 15 hours since I updated the app and all that I can sense is more intense mentorship and support tools with some ai magic that also validates the posts as sooner than it did before ! Still some bugs prevail for low end devices ! Another

There’s a phase many people go through for a long time. Learning, refining, doing everything that feels “right” but nothing really moves. At some point, something changes quietly. Not in the market, but in the way things are approached. That’s usual