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Every 'no' gets you closer to a 'yes', if you're learning along the way.

Every extra hour you grind. Every night, you skip sleep. Every step past your limit. The universe is watching & it always pays back in full.

Read This When You Feel Like Giving Up 🔥 Nobody talks about this side of building a startup: → The 2AM breakdowns → The ignored cold emails → The demo that crashed in front of your first investor → The friend who “loved the idea” but never signed

Poll Results Are In! Is 'Hustle Culture' Toxic or Necessary? 🤔 400+ persons voted. Thanks to everyone who participated! Clearly, the traditional "grind at all costs" mindset is being questioned. How do you strike a balance between ambition and wel

Starting a new startup is exciting, but the reality is tougher than it looks. Long hours, unpredictable challenges, constant learning, and endless problem-solving become the norm. Funding is never guaranteed, ideas get rejected, and success feels mil

What's the 'official' beverage of your startup grind?

This is not the end, just a small failure in the journey. 🚀 We didn’t get selected for Y Combinator this time, but this won’t stop us. Every "no" is just a step closer to the right "yes." We’ll keep building, improving, and moving forward. Because

Find your singular ICP. Singular: - Offer - Problem - Niche - Client And grind the sh*t out of it. Stop diminishing your focus by trying to succeed in many. Succeed in one first.

Day 66: Started at 5AM, library grind until 3PM when I had to evacuate because apparently some people think the study hall is their personal romance venue. Came home, crashed hard, woke up annoyed at lost time. Mutiny frontend progress continues tomo