17 Takeaways From "𝐓𝐡𝐞 $𝟏𝟎𝟎 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐩"👇 1. To succeed, merge your passion and skill with something that is useful to other people.

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When I quit my old job, I told no one. When I started making money, I told no one. When I started hitting the gym, I told no one. I tell no one anything. Outside opinions will throw off your energy.

CPL - Cost Per Lead CPC - Cost Per Click CPA - Cost Per Acquisition B2B - Business To Business B2C - Business To Customer MRR - Monthly Recurring Revenue ARR - Annual Recurring Revenue Which did i miss? Let's help those starting out know our language!! 👇🏼

Use Pandas to combine a bunch of CSV files, drop dupes, the export to the clipboard! 🐼🤯

After the crisis in Sri Lanka’s economy, RBI did an analysis on the fiscal vulnerability of Indian states.

Just focus on finding 10 paying customers that couldn't live without your startup's product then go from there. Nail it then scale it.

Signs of maturity: 1) You no longer complain about how life is unfair 2) You understand that no one cares about you unless you bring value to the table 3) You stay calm when things don't go according to plan 4) You fix your own problems 5) You stay focused on your life

I have a masters degree in finance. But I've learned 10x more from listening to podcasts. 10 podcasts that will make you a better investor:

The best thing you could ever do is to surround yourself with people smarter than you.

Same results can be told differently. Before you present for example data visualizations, think about who will be your audience. You talk differently to data experts and managers, who know less about data. Different audiences require different communications.

Only in Bangalore! Sales associate in an electronics store to me after seeing my IIT t-shirt: "Sir, I am a commerce graduate, but i am thinking of doing a cerificate course in either SAP FICO or Snowflake. Which one should I do?" Tech in is the air here!

You can beat 99% of people by …preparing the night before …showing up early …leaving only when the job is done right …remembering peoples names …following up …improving one thing each time It’s not about being fancy. Doing the basics every time is what makes you advanced.

A little reminder: Don't let perfectionism hold you back. It's better to take imperfect action than to never start at all. Progress over perfection.

Follow your passion This only makes sense if what you’re following has some market demands Otherwise that’s just an expensive hobby you’ve got

Over the last few months, I started this challenge that honestly changed my life in the best way possible. It pushed me to apply to way more things, ended up landing interviews at Apple, Microsoft, Hugging Face, W&B… even got a 6-figure grant. Met and worked with some insanely

The best way to 'get your spark back' is burning everything down. You have to reset your life. You have to reset your mind. You have to let go of everything you were, everything you had, every lie you told yourself. Then, something else can take their place. Only a few do it.

We've all dealt with that colleague who dominates the room, dismisses ideas, and acts like the smartest person there. That's arrogance, but it doesn't have to ruin your day... Stay professional, no matter what, and focus on the work, not the ego. It is natural to respond with