A short guide for the 20s: - Finish your engineering degree - Get a job in an MNC of a totally unrelated industry - Realize life in such jobs sucks big time - Do an MBA (because that's the solution to everything) - Get a PPO and then forget the college - Become a consultant and

Never ask a woman her age. Never ask a man his salary. Never ask a B2C founder about their path to profitability.

If you choose to not make money, there are always free users. If you choose to make money, you are forced to build something that makes money.

“I don’t have the funds to build my dream startup.” Start a services company. Freelance. Do anything to make cash. No, it is not easy. Well, entrepreneurship is not meant to be easy.

Don’t chase valuations — create value. One is the result you desire, but the other is the path that leads you to it.

Couldn't agree more...

All problems in business can be solved if you: 1. Execute daily. 2. Plan weekly. 3. Strategize periodically Most people just do 2 & 3, but forget 1.

I love it when consultants speak. You can phase out for 10 mins and join back. You lost no context whatsoever.

Reminder for founders: You will NEVER be rid of problems. BUT You will get BETTER at solving them.

Everyone is looking for success. The hack lies in looking for fulfillment.

Good CEOs try to be perfect. Great CEOs try to be genuine.

People don’t hate your product. They just don’t know that it even exists.