when a pakistani cricketer launches a D2C brand:

men will start a company get other men as co-founders raise funds from male investors hire only men in their team but tom they will ask their male graphic designer for a graphic on women's day caption will say 'diversity' while their about us page remains 100% male.

use AI to automate sales. then, manually check every email.

I have experienced bootstrapping a startup and I have experienced raising VC money I highly recommend being born into generational wealth.

imagine being the Navjot Sidhu of the corporate world - “cooker aur rahul, pressure mei dono ki seeti bajj jaati hai”

turning 30 in 6 days. 2 best decisions i made in my 20s: - quitting my job at KPMG at 22 - not using my 720 GMAT score to apply for an MBA if you’re early in your career and unsure: 1. always pick the startup over an mba 2. always pick the startup over a big company

your 30s are wild because some friends are getting married. some are starting companies some are having babies and some are asking you to comment agent on their linkedin posts to get exclusive access to their ai agent that cold emails everyone in the world

In Japan, if people are depressed, doctors prescribe taking a walk In America, if people are depressed, doctors prescribe antidepressants & a podcast mic. In Europe, if people are depressed, they move to a new country In India, moms tell you to 'go marry a nice girl/boy'

ai won't replace you. a person using ai will. and that person will most likely be indian. so technically indians will replace you.

here is the harsh(est) truth for founders- vc's and founders are on the same cap table but they are playing very different end games. -vc's have to make their excel math work - a founder has put their life on the line to make their business work. it is not the same.

dual income, no kids is a great idea. it’s called DINK. 100% support it. here’s how to implement it- 1. don’t have kids 2. make sure your partner has 2 jobs.

finished watching royals on netflix last night. last episode: they raised more money by doing a fashion show than met gala raised this year. this was done to save their startup. takeaway - if you are a founder struggling to raise funds, do a fashion show for your investors.

something as weird as black mirror season 1 episode 1 is happening in the real world right now.

here is the biggest hack to become rich- buy youtube premium. you won't get all the BS ads from finance influencers, ai coaches etc. - learn ai in 1 dollar - this is how I made $10k in 10 days - here’s how I retired at 21 - passive income in ASMR stay sane.

nobody: absolutely no one: not one soul on earth: not even their mom: founders on x: lots of you have asked how i close so many clients, so i built an ai agent that cold emails everyone. usually, it costs $100k but it is free for today, comment "agent" to get it in your DMs

i have tasted vc money i have tasted bootstrapping my own startup but here is one thing whose taste i absolutely dislike (no matter how hard i try): matcha. why are people, cafes, tiktok/ ig going crazy about it?

breaking: massive tech firing! over 100k people laid off at microsoft, amazon, meta, intel in 2025. i got access to the full list of those employees if you are hiring: comment “soham” and I’ll dm it to you :)

i was talking to someone from an influencer marketing agency. him: we are looking for creators to sponsor a trip to wimbledon. me: wow, i’m a huge tennis fan, i’d love to. him: so instagram or youtube? me: linkedin. he hangs up. and i can’t see his whatsapp dp anymore.

Normalise this please- Founders raising bare minimum angel rounds with no intent of raising funds in the future- just enough to kickstart their startup and enable them to hold on to 90% equity and have 8 hours of sleep daily.

a content creator friend of mine is single, so i set her up with one of my tech bros. here is how its going so far: