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Most people don't lack ideas. They're just too busy to notice them. Stillness isn't rest. It's strategy.

Found this quote and it's a powerful reminder for navigating the workplace. "Don't be too humble, don't be too rude. Just treat people according to their attitude." It's not about being reactive, but about being adaptive. ➡️ Too humble: You risk y

Guys literally few hours left for the announcement of showcase. It's just so exciting. This program has proved that we don't have lack of potential ideas. I was too exploring these and found some of them are really impressive and can bring revolutio

Why Subscriptions and Micro-payments are the Future of Monetization in India and not Ads India now has over 800 million internet users, making it one of the largest internet user-base on Earth. We are close to US and China in this but nowhere close

Hello all, I have school in small town with trust and nearly 150 students are pursuing. In trust we don't have funds and in school we don't have student, But there is scope get upto 500 - 600 students. The school is tech wise too backward and they d

Bootstrapped your startup. but nobody's coming? You're not the only one. Many founders invest months (or years) in building, ship their product… and then run into a wall: no users, no traction, no buzz. I've been there too. It's not a product issue

mostly people use there name @email.com as a fake email or by mistake, think that's email not exists but I own myname@email.com and people who have the same name use it even that they don't know that it's a real email id so, daily i have received lot

These people are trying to enter into every field they can, don't know when it's gonna end. One question is why don't these people do good at one thing instead of doing multiple useless thing which they aren't good at. In Bangalore already appollo di