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Written a blogpost on go error handling 👉👈 https://blog.rideapp.in/conquering-errors-in-go-a-guide-to-returns-and-handling-a13885905433

Keeping your mental peace throughout Entrepreneurship journey . Entrepreneur are constantly seeking for more and more . Results may or may not come in your favour that's business. So don't loose it . Just enjoy the journey and learn ☮️

Excited to share that I’ve successfully completed the Technology Leadership Programme with Edapt! This journey has been an incredible learning experience, equipping me with strong skills in technology, AI implementation, entrepreneurship, and leaders

🚀 Startup Stages Survey🚀 Calling all entrepreneurs and startup enthusiasts! We want to hear from you. 🌟 Whether you're just brainstorming or scaling like a pro, let us know where your startup stands. Your feedback will help us understand the

🚀 Startup Stages Survey🚀 Calling all entrepreneurs and startup enthusiasts! We want to hear from you. 🌟 Whether you're just brainstorming or scaling like a pro, let us know where your startup stands. Your feedback will help us understand the

I’m thrilled to share that I’ve successfully completed my internship at Cognifyz Technology! This experience provided me with invaluable hands-on learning and helped me enhance my technical and professional skills. A huge thank you to Cognifyz for gi

I recently came across Tom Saar's inspiring story, a former Starbucks employee whose side hustle now earns $70K monthly! 🤯 Here's what we can learn from his amazing journey: 👉 Passion-Led Hustle → Passion drives action. If you’re passionate about

Is internet the new university ? 👉 Google is your professor, YouTube your TA. 👉 Tuition-free, but discipline costs extra. 👉 Degrees? Nah. Skills? Plenty. 👉 Lecture halls? More like Reddit threads. 👉 DIY curriculum, your pace, your space.

I learnt a lot during my agency business. But had to close it because of cashflow issue. Now I am looking for full time job where I can contribute with all my skills learnt from it and past experience in corporate. qualification:- MBA marketing fr

Some of the most underrated lessons I learnt from Y Combinator - Make something people want - Talk to your customers everyday - Build MVP and go to Market ASAP Share 1-2 lessons from your journey in the comments