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The Hardest Person to Beat Lately I’ve realized something: the hardest person I’ll ever compete with is myself. Not the critics, not the competition, not the people doubting me. It’s me — the part of me that wants to hit snooze, delay work, or take

Lately, I’ve been reaching out to brands some established, some just starting and every chat teaches me something new. It’s interesting how every founder sees fashion differently some focus on trends, others on storytelling, and a few on the people

I’ve built 7 apps, 15k users, $200 revenue Every app taught me something money couldn’t If you’re building just for cash, you’ll quit too early

"Hey everyone! Starting tomorrow, I’ll be taking you on an exciting journey—showing you exactly what it takes to build a startup from scratch. From challenges to breakthroughs, every step, every lesson, and every small victory will be shared right

DAY 2 — Learning to Stay Steady It’s strange how much effort it takes to keep moving when results don’t show up immediately. Today, I realized that consistency isn’t just about doing the work — it’s about believing the work will mean something, even

I’m learning that building something isn’t just about the idea it’s about who you become while chasing it. Every small doubt, every quiet win, shapes that version of me I’m yet to meet.

We’re all great at giving advice. “Don’t stress.” “Be patient.” “Trust the process.” But when it’s our turn to follow that same advice— we forget everything. It’s like all the wisdom we give others just disappears. I’ve been thinking about this a l

🚀 I’m building something meaningful for students and young people. It’s a platform that tackles a real and personal problem — something many students go through but don’t talk about. I’ve started working on it, and now I’m looking for: 👨‍💻 A Web

This year marks a decade since I began writing. Writing has been my go-to since childhood, and if there’s anything that has kept me sane, it is this. I’ve written blogs before, but only recently, I’ve started doing it more consistently. Thought I’

I’ve always loved cafes not just for the caffeine, but for the life happening inside them. I’ve had some of my most important conversations sitting at a corner table ideas, dreams, even breakdowns over a cheap cup. But as I sat there one day, watchi