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Most people obsess over rapid growth, chasing quick wins and short-term spikes. But the smartest entrepreneurs focus on endurance—building businesses that last, brands that compound, and systems that scale sustainably. In the long run, longevity

Bro, no matter how much we talk about Indian game developers or games like GTA 6 or Far Cry at this point, always remember one thing—PROJECT IGI, IGI 2, and GTA Vice City are the best games of our generation. 😅😅

if it always a problem that a company before starting any thing needs a backbone of manager!? if Your ans is "Yes" Do ping me I am needing one asap qualification: ° atleast some experience ° A portfolio or resume ° A long run ones No flings

Every powerful application begins with a strong database foundation. A well-structured database is the backbone of every modern application, ensuring smooth data flow, easy management, and scalability. Understanding its key design foundations helps

A few things you need to overcome to actually become successful : addictions ( will take you down the drain no matter what it is ) , excuses ( or procrastination. you’ll regret this in the long run ) , emotional swings ( don’t get me started on this

🚨 If your website takes 5 seconds to load, you’ve already lost 40% of your users. That’s not just a performance issue then it’s a revenue leak. In today’s digital world: Speed = Trust Speed = Conversions Speed = Revenue Your design, content, o

Design thinking isn’t just a process—it’s a way of seeing the world differently. It’s about stepping into people’s shoes, understanding their needs, and creating solutions that truly make a difference. Instead of jumping straight to answers, it enc

Day 27-29: My Journey towards entrepreneurship. Tough times ahead. Lost job, wrong returns and what not. Life doesn't gives you lemon. Sometimes you're empty handed. I believe in side incomes because being a freelance which earned me more than 5L

You Don’t Need a Huge Network to Land a Job. You don’t need a million connections to find work. The advice is always “it’s who you know.” Sure, that can help. But plenty of jobs come from just showing up as you are, applying, reaching out, being