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Ever had a small, everyday moment that changed how you see things? Mine started with something as simple as buying potatoes. Three months ago, I was at a shop asking, “Bhaiya, 1 kilo aalu kitne ka?” He said, “₹40.” I asked, “Agar teen kilo loon toh?

We launched Group Buying on Picapool on 11th October..... and the next few weeks turned into a crash course in user behaviour. For anyone new: Group Buy is simple. More people join from the same radius → volume goes up → price drops for everyone. Bu

Identity-based marketing focuses on aligning a brand with how customers see themselves — or who they want to become. Instead of selling products, it sells belonging. People don’t just buy sneakers; they buy the feeling of being athletic or trendy. Br

Builders and leaders, listen up: • 90% of startups fail within the first 3 years • 10% of startups fail within the first year alone • 70% of startups fail after scaling too fast (Interesting?) It won’t be a smooth ride, but worth riding, wisely.

Day 93: Slept at 3am but actually got proper sleep since no gym today The irony? I'm the guy people ask "how do you do it?" but when I'm alone in my room, legs shaking from exhaustion, social battery at 0%... Reality hits different when nobody's w

You can grow 10x just by understanding this 1 simple thing. You are not alone for your startup, there are people who are willing to help you, guide you, fund you and teach you. You just have to ask

People don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it,” the question of “why are we in this business.

🚨 Update about the second Neuralink device in a human. If all goes well, there will be hundreds of people with Neuralink within a few years, maybe tens of thousands within 5 years, millions within ten years : Elon Musk

Do you guys Buy Online T shirts if yes then your price range? do you know who are the people who buy these type of t shirts

3 Lessons I have Learned Building a Startup at 16 1. People do not buy products, they buy convenience. If your product makes life easier, it wins. 2. Feedback > theory. You do not learn by planning, you learn when real people try your product. 3. Cou