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I did my first flight to Hyderabad for an interview and in the first dsa round I failed. I felt bad and I accepted it, started working on dsa I will come back again and win but thats not the issue here. I wonder why I didn’t feel down or sad af

Day 7/75 Morning: Got up at 7 am. 8 am: Got ready for a job interview at a startup in Mumbai. 10 am: Went to the office and had interviews for different jobs that match my experience. 2 pm: Finished up and headed home, arriving around 4:30 pm. 4

🚆 journey Home: Days 19 & 20 /75 Two days on a train, heading back to my hometown – what a ride it's been! Day 19 kicked off with excitement as I boarded, leaving behind work to fully embrace the journey. From chatting with fellow passengers to s

Day 14/75 Morning, around 4 am: Started working on freelance stuff because I couldn't finish it yesterday due to celebrating Holi. 8 am: Got ready for college. 9 am: Went to the library to finish some college work and checked out what's popular in

At the age of 19, 20, 21+ you will start to realize that life ain't easy. your circle of friends will start to become smaller. you lose yourself, you become frustrated, lonely for no reason, you will develop trust issues, you cry silently at night an

I'm 17 and I edit videos. Started when I was 15. First edit took me 3 days. Now I can finish one in 2 hours. Last week I finished a project for a client. They loved the final result. Felt incredible. But it wasn't always like this. I used to

"If it wasn’t for this one idea, I would’ve been perfectly happy working at Google or Microsoft." That’s how deep Vlad Magdalin’s conviction ran when he built Webflow – now a $4B+ company empowering 200,000+ customers. Just watched his story, and it

Top 15 Failed or Declined Indian Companies 👇 1. Kingfisher Airlines (2012) Cause: Heavy debt, poor financial planning, failed merger with Air Deccan. 2. Satyam Computers (2009) Cause: Major corporate fraud involving falsified accounts worth ₹7

I spent hours reading, experimenting, watching tutorials. Nothing felt concrete, but I couldn’t stop. Every small experiment taught me something new.” That’s exactly what my 16-year-old journey looked like. I didn’t have a plan, but I had curiosity

I almost skipped meeting him — now, I can’t stop talking about him. Back in the post-COVID days, as President of Green Panel, I was in Bangalore when a colleague suggested I meet a young entrepreneur. Hearing he was in his early 20s, I hesitated, th