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Your patience might be holding you back. Patience alone is a worthless quality. The, quality of a clumsy loser. Alone, it's a waste of time & resources. How exactly does patience work in your favor & positions you as a "captain cool"? Patience

Apart from the basics like GPT and Perplexity to stay updated on AI, what are some tools people without a tech background should really get hands-on with for idea validation? Over the next few months, I’m looking to test a few ideas—nothing fancy, j

I've developed innovative, revenue-generating concepts in: Real Estate & Travel (multi-stream revenue, RedBus-level scaling potential) Grooming & Repurposing (untapped market opportunities) Why share instead of building them myself? I'm already exe

Lessons I've learned as a new-age entrepreneur: 1. Find the right people: A diverse and skilled team is the backbone of success, from funding to customer experience. 2. Start right, scale thoughtfully: Big dreams need actionable steps for smoother

🚀 How Money Works: The Basics Schools Never Taught You 💰 Most people play the money game without ever learning the rules. Schools never taught us how money really works, so we end up working for money instead of making money work for us. In my la

Ever wondered why some people grab Old Monk while others reach for premium craft whisky like Amrut? 🍹🥃 Using the example let's break down the psychology of customer's needs, wants and demands🧵 1/ Needs are the basics—the reason behind wanting a

Thinking of building your SaaS startup using no-code tools like Lovable or Bolt as a non-technical founder? Think again. These platforms are powerful—but they’re built with developers in mind. Yes, non-techies can experiment and prototype with them,

᠅ Founder Tip: Startups don’t die from competition—they die from confusion It’s rarely another startup that kills you. It’s your own lack of clarity. About the problem. The user. The direction. Here’s what confusion looks like—and how to fix it: 1

Stepping into this new space with intention, clarity, and a bigger vision. As the CMO & Founder of HimalPure, I’ve learned one thing very clearly — growth happens when you’re willing to show both sides of your journey: the strategy & the story, the