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Tipping Point
Sharing content around the intersection of product, design and growth. Partner @Indiagoinglobal | Former Product Growth @Toymailco [ YC W'16 ] | Previously @Spangleapp @thecibola
Growth Hacking is not magic. It is all about deploying small events at regular intervals and maximizing the small wins.
What am I doing right now? Why am I here in this world? Why can’t I do the things I actually want to do in my life?
After researching more, I found out that most of the time startups get investors just for the sake of few thousand dollars, and there is no other tangible value. I
A year in which I cried daily. Everyday I slept with the excitement and fear of what’s gonna happen tomorrow.
Let your thoughts, genuine appreciation, and personality shine in an email. You might be surprised by what it leads to.
I’ve always believed that if you fail, your effort was not good enough. I’ve failed many times in life. But, after each failure I have learned from my mistakes.
For all those who don’t know me, Currently, I am leading the Product and Growth for Keygo.me. It is a part of Hatcher & I’ve been dedicatedly working towards decoding the growth hack models for startups. Starting with PR and launch platforms, I’ve learned myself a few things so lets get into what I know about Reddit.
After working for more than 5 years, from being an Employee to Talent hunter, I have experienced different level of problems across the journey. We have learnt a lot while helping more than 800 startups through our mission India Goes Global to help entrepreneurs to take their ventures further and faster.
Every low moment has pushed to me get back to the hustle — so I decided I’d take on a Sideproject.
Reblogging the story of a serial entrepreneur from here. Hope it will help Indian entrepreneurs in many ways.
What i can only say to you is that if you want to get yourself featured on product hunt, which is a community driven app store, you have to become the part of that community first.
But a food startup is different from a tech startup because of the complicated emotional relationship between humans and their food.
For every start-up, first few days are the basic bones for your company future. It is a tough journey full of ups and downs, when every morning starts with a bad news and every dawn ends converts that bad news into something good.
I always love meeting new people and learn something new fr0m each of them. Everybody has a story to tell and we should learn from their success and failures.
Your mind is like a rubber band. The more you stretch yourself, the more you can learn.
Tapping away messages on our phone, storing private pictures and putting a number/pattern lock in an ideal world should be enough to protect your data, right?
Behind every great business, epic billion dollar startup and iconic individual is a lifetime of hustle.