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I spent, my last 15 months, creating a bunch of design aesthetics, logos, for big creators, startup founders, some government officials. Not only this, I worked with multiple starters, in strategy, and pitch decks all I can say is, THIS, is what I

Biggest Beef Reply: Defaming my app/startup A guy named adhiraj, yesterday posted something on medical at night Regarding me & my company. Now' I'm free but he blocked me & not picking my call and replying my messages So, Let me clear all med

"You don’t need ₹1 crore in funding. You need 1,000 people who trust you." Startups waste months building apps, logos, and pitch decks. What they should be building is attention. Start with a Google Form, not an app. Sell with a DM, not a 10-slide de

Gujaratis have consistently shown that innovation, resilience, and business foresight are in their DNA. As India marches towards becoming a $5 trillion economy, such contributions from entrepreneurial communities will be pivotal in shaping the natio

Unpopular Opinion: Decks don’t close deals. Conversations do. Decks are useful. But if you think they’re what convince investors - you’re missing the point. I’ve seen well-designed decks go nowhere… and I’ve seen half-baked ones lead to 7-figure ra

Most startups fail before launch not because of bad ideas, but because of blind optimism. Founders fall in love with the product, not the problem. They spend months perfecting logos, websites, and pitch decks—but never validate whether customers actu

Can I rant here? I met a guy , he was working on logos, I was asking him what's the vision of the company , you're making logo for . He was like bruh , I don't give a shit about it, I just copy pasted their details on ai, and I will send them best

Your brand isn’t what you say it is. It’s what people say about you when you’re not in the room. Logos, taglines, and aesthetics don’t build trust—consistency does. Every interaction, every product, every response shapes the story people tell about

I have been thinking about what makes fashion feel personal. When building DìMUSE, I realized it’s not just trends,people want comfort, representation, and a voice in what they wear. What makes a brand feel personal to you?

The truth is simple: real estate is broken. Fake listings waste your time. Brokers chase commissions, not trust. Buyers get spammed with calls they never asked for. Sellers don’t know who to believe. Everyone feels stuck in a cycle of mistrust