Life learnings of a co-founder🧵

My dry-fruits are already soaked. Time to bake some tasty plum cake😍

Starbucks green tea+ Me is all I need!

What are you guys doing on Christmas eve?

It is life "Startup didn't work", to job karni chahiye thi "Job m achi salary nahi mili", to business krna chahiye tha Funny thing, Na? Whatever you do, people label it.

You have to become that 1% that people want to work with you! And that just the Psychological shift!

You start always with zero The hook is "You have to keep going"

Businesses success when customers chase you. Bring that value to the table

I don't know why all of sudden I have started to behave like my mom - Home cooked food - Clean bed - Clean room - Sunlight in bedroom Am I alright?

The first company I built, BeyondExams, didn’t survive. But it taught me something important. When you build something of your own, you stop counting hours.

People ask me "Apko khana banane ka time kaise milta hai" And my answer is "Cooking relaxes me, so when I am stressed, I cook"

Some people are just amazing. A text from them gives a smile. @pandeyAyush21 😉

Accidentally I end up breaking a glass bottle every week🥲 Am I clumsy🥲

You will always find excuses, for things that are not working

My sister is living in Noida and she is coughing dark What is this pollution doing to people in Delhi😐

Hey guys, how is saturday going?

Yurina Noguchi, a Japanese woman just married ChatGPT! These headlines may sound silly right now but it might be a sign of things to come.

People ask me "Apko khana banane ka time kaise milta hai" And my answer is "Cooking relaxes me, so when I am stressed, I cook"

Four years in, I still enjoy showing up. Not because it’s easy or secure. Because this isn’t just a job. It’s mine.

The first company I built, BeyondExams, didn’t survive. But it taught me something important. When you build something of your own, you stop counting hours.

Growing up, I was encouraged to choose safety. A job. A salary. Stability. I tried. I really did. But no matter how hard I worked, one thought kept coming back: “This isn’t mine.”