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Most startups don’t fail because of bad products. They fail because they whisper in a world that rewards those who scream strategically. It’s not about shouting louder — it’s about knowing where to shout, when to shout, and who to shout at.

My guess it’s because they are exploring AI for content writing and production because I heard about it from the founder in some event very recently.

Most people think business is about having the best idea. It’s not. It’s about being the one who communicates that idea the clearest. I’ve seen brilliant founders stay invisible because they couldn’t explain what they do in 20 seconds. And I’ve see

The next phase for Medial on social media isn’t about going viral—it’s about going valuable. A voice that cuts through the noise not by shouting, but by saying what matters. Expect depth, clarity, and a loyal audience that grows because it feels seen

Your startup doesn’t need a “better pitch”. It needs a better story. Most pitch decks fail not because they’re ugly… But because they’re boring. They talk about TAM, features, “problem-solution”… But they say nothing about why this founder, this ma

A lot of people think early-stage startups fail because of bad ideas. But honestly, most fail because they lose momentum. We almost did too. Between rebuilding our MVP, running feedback loops, and debugging servers at 3 AM, there were moments it fe

Light isn’t just a wave. Electrons aren’t just particles. In the quantum world, they’re both—until you look. Observe them, and they “choose” a side. Don’t, and they dance like waves. Reality rewrites itself based on whether you're watching. Wave-part

In a world full of viral content, why is nobody who became a crorepati on Dream11 getting famous? It’s been 15 years and they have made 300+ crorepatis, still I’ve not seen a single viral post. Are they actually making crorepatis? What do you think

Do successful startup founders spread fake emotional stories about their background, claiming they had hard times? Sometimes, do they try to become like Abraham Lincoln? True or False?

The real advantage in business isn’t speed or funding. It’s clarity. If you can explain what you do in one sentence, people will remember you. If you can’t, they’ll forget you in five seconds. Clarity builds trust. Trust builds momentum. Momentum b