I'm dedicated to building my own startup, where I wear multiple hats – from crafting code to steering marketing strategies. As an entrepreneur, I navigate the challenges of startup life, ensuring our products are not just functional but also user-friendly.
Along the way, I'm crafting stories that simplify its complexities, sharing our startup's tale in a way that anyone can follow.
If you’re starting a tech company or building a software product, you might have heard about the open-source business model. Many companies, like Ghost.org, ElasticSearch, and MongoDB, started by offering their products for free and later introduced paid services. This approach can help build a large user base and eventually turn a profit.
I used to think sleep was an obstacle to productivity. Especially in a world that celebrates hustle and relentless productivity. But over the time, I realized this mindset was harmful. Sleep is actually essential for both physical and mental health. In this post, I’ll share my experience on how sleep is often misunderstood as something that blocks productivity and why that belief is completely wrong.
Starting your own business is an exciting journey filled with challenges, much like the adventures of Wile E. Coyote from the classic “Looney Tunes” cartoons. He’s known for his relentless pursuit of the Road Runner, always coming up with creative plans to catch him. But despite his best efforts, he often finds himself just short of success. This tale can inspire us as we navigate our own paths in entrepreneurship.
