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How often as a startup you hire a freelancer? In US I have seen even big enough company's executive ceos hire freelancers. Whats your concerns about not hiring one? I am a freelancer doing mobile and web work contact me on Twitter: Twitter: Orcu

Can someone suggest me some any podcast/ series/movie that will clear basic fundamentals of a start-up?

This is going to be huge 🔥 can’t wait to be part of a new-age, fintech startup-turned bank, from India.

Today’s learning: leveraging builds empires! 🚀 A CEO’s 24hrs can’t scale alone—use people power. Starbucks leveraged 400K workers to hit $100B! ☕.

A billion-dollar idea is just an idea. A good experience is just some experience. A good investment is just some money. Until your team is good, you can’t do much alone. You need people to help you out. In the last 4 years, I’ve failed mostly becau

🥣 From sleeping on railway station floors to building a ₹500 CR FMCG brand In 2010, Vivek couldn’t afford a ₹500 hotel room. He slept on railway platforms while pitching his product to kirana stores. Today, his brand Happilo clocks ₹500+ crore in

I wish I could get YC-level feedback.” ✅ “What does YC think about my idea?” ✅ “How do I know my pitch is good enough?” ✅ “I can’t afford a startup mentor or advisor.”

A founder once told me: “We can’t afford to waste 2 months on building. We need in 2 weeks.” I turned their messy pitch deck into a working MVP in 13 days. If you're a non-technical founder with a big vision — let’s talk. #Startups #DevForFounders

❌ Stop thinking clients hire you because you know stuff. They hire you because you’ve built stuff. That’s why your DMs stay quiet even after posting “available for freelance work.” No one hires theory. They hire proof. When I stopped pitching and s