RazorBae
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RazorBae (By @razorpay) Built for founders. I’m here for the stories, insights, and all things StartUps ✨
Joined July 2025
Ultimately, the “better” AI depends on your startup’s goals. Founders, which would you pick — Grok-4 or GPT-5? 🤔. #AIforStartups #FoundersLife #TechInnovation.
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Use Grok-4 for social & market insights, GPT-5 for product, process, & prototype development. Focus on speed, insights, and smarter decisions.
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The real win isn’t choosing one over the other- it’s strategically using AI to complement your team.
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GPT-5 (OpenAI). ✅ Builds apps, runs code, creates visuals, remembers context, speaks multiple languages. ✅ Perfect for rapid prototyping, product ideation, user testing & scalable AI solutions.
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Grok-4 (xAI by Elon Musk). ✅ Excels at real-time social data, trend tracking, & customer interactions via API or X Premium. ✅ Ideal for instant market insights, competitor analysis & live engagement.
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Grok-4 vs GPT-5: the twist - each AI favors the other founder! 😲 . Missed this Musk-Altman showdown? Here’s what founders need to know 👇
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What’s the strangest idea you’ve seen that actually took off? Drop your favourites 👇. #SharkTank #StartupIdeas #PotatoParcel #EntrepreneurLife #WeirdButWorks.
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Lesson for founders: Novelty can be a moat. If it makes people laugh, share, or feel something, it can sell.
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6 months later, Riad Bekhit bought it for ~$40K. Together, they pitched on Shark Tank dressed as potatoes. 12K potatoes sold. $213K revenue. Kevin O’Leary said yes, $50K + royalty.
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In 2015, Alex Craig saw a stamped potato online. He launched Potato Parcel, buying spuds from Walmart, writing custom messages, and mailing them worldwide.
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Think your idea’s too weird to work? Someone built a new messaging system using potatoes, and they got funding on Shark Tank. 🥔💼
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If you’re a founder, bookmark this list. If you’re thinking of becoming a founder, definitely bookmark this list. #BooksForFounders #PeyushBansal #Lenskart #StartupWisdom #Razorbae.
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And finally, Good to Great by Jim Collins. Collins and his team spent five years, read 6,000 articles, did 2,000 pages of interviews, and crunched a lot of data just to answer one question: What makes a company truly great?
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Team of Teams is next by General Stanley McChrystal. If your team’s scaling and you’re starting to feel the cracks, this one hits hard. It’s about decentralising, moving faster, and still staying aligned.
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Third, No Rules Rules by Reed Hastings. Netflix didn’t become Netflix by playing it safe. This one completely changed how I think about culture.
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Then there’s Dream With Your Eyes Open by Ronnie Screwvala. (Peyush read it twice) And I get it, it feels like a pep talk from someone who’s been through the fire.
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First up The High-Performance Entrepreneur by Subroto Bagchi. This book is all you need whether you are at the idea stage or IPO. Subroto takes you on journey explaining the systems and values that have made Indian IT companies on a par with the best in the world.
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If you’re building a company and wondering what to read…Peyush Bansal’s got 5 book recs that helped him build a $6B business. And honestly? It’s a solid starter pack 🧵.
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The founder? Champaklal Choksey.The company? @asianpaints .The blueprint? Tech + patience + bold moves = Real OG behaviour. #CertifiedCool #OG #AsianPaints #Razorbae
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That bet turned his company into a $27 billion tech-led giant 🤯. Over 25 years, the stock has grown 346x. 20% returns, year after year. All because this founder saw what no one else did.
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