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Winning isn’t complicated. People just quit too early or slow down too soon.

The founder’s real job isn’t chasing trends. It’s noticing the inefficiency everyone else tolerates.

"The hardest part of entrepreneurship isn’t starting — it’s staying consistent when nothing seems to work."

India’s four-day workweek announcement sounds exciting, until you read the fine print. This isn’t about working less. It’s about squeezing the same 48 hours into four twelve-hour days. For some, that flexibility might help. For many, it just means

CRED isn’t for everyone. It’s for the top 1%. And it’s not apologizing for it. instead marketing it's exclusivity

Indian media is no longer about news. It’s about noise. Headlines are scripted. Truth is filtered. Debates are drama. And the real stories? Buried. This isn’t journalism. It’s business. #TruthOverTRP #MediaCrisis #IndiaDeservesBetter

Why do many businessmen avoid getting a website? Cost concerns: They think it’s expensive. Lack of awareness: Don’t realize its impact. Tech fear: Feel it’s complicated. No clear ROI: Can’t see instant results. A website isn’t a cost — it’s an

The real struggle isn’t coding It’s marketing, patience, and showing up when no one’s downloading Anyone can launch Few can stay consistent How long have you been showing up?

To win in entrepreneurship: Do what nobody’s thought of yet. Or do what everybody does — but better than everyone else.

My unfair advantage isn’t AI it’s refusing to leave a slow step unfixed for more than a day