Posts from the entrepreneurship category.
At Seotic, we believe growth should be good for your business and good for the planet.That’s why we’re proud to announce a new initiative: For every paid Seotic user, we will donate $1 to One Tree Planted, enough to plant one tree.Every subscription now goes beyond SEO. It supports reforestation, wildlife protection, clean air and a healthier future. Whether you run a local shop, a digital agency...
What happens when you mix India’s startup dreams, small-town hustle, and a desi sense of humour? You get a book that feels less like a business lecture and more like a late-night chai chat with your ambitious friend who’s already cracked the code. The Startups of Bharat by Aditya Arora and Surya Pasricha isn’t your regular startup manual—it’s raw, relatable, and full of heart.For those unfamiliar,...
Did you ever think about how most of India runs on family businesses? I didn’t—at least not consciously—until I picked up The Ultimate Family Business Survival Guide. As someone who doesn’t come from a business background, I expected this to be a niche book meant for a specific audience. But let me tell you: Priyanka Gupta Zielinski’s words gently pull you into a world we all see but rarely unders...
In a world where women often juggle multiple roles, Follow Every Rainbow by Rashmi Bansal shines a spotlight on 25 Indian women who dared to dream beyond societal expectations. Bansal, renowned for her works like Stay Hungry Stay Foolish and Connect the Dots, brings her journalistic prowess to narrate these compelling stories of female entrepreneurship. Her background as an IIM Ahmedabad alumna an...
Have you ever picked up a book and felt like it was written just for you — like the author somehow reached into your messy, beautiful, complicated heart and spun it into a story? That’s exactly how Half-Baked Love by Dr. Pooja Darda felt to me. In a world bursting with “happily-ever-afters,” this book takes a refreshing detour into real life — complete with heartbreak, healing, judgmental aunties,...
I am an introvert. I know it is a strength. I use it more as an excuse to not meet people. But as you start discovering your tribe in life, people aren’t that much of a problem. Finding your tribe matters.In the past week, I attended three meetups. This is very unusual for me. I had a great time. Each event was unique. It started with a Hasgeek conference, then an insightful interview and workshop...
Let me ask you something—have you ever felt like you’re constantly trying to keep up with the breakneck speed of technology? Like you blink and there’s another “game-changing” tool everyone’s raving about? Same here. And honestly, it can feel overwhelming—especially when you're trying to grow a business, lead a team, or even just stay relevant in your career. But POWERHOUSE by Anurag Jain? This bo...
Few books have stood the test of time in the realm of success literature quite like Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. First published in 1937, this self-improvement classic has influenced millions, from aspiring entrepreneurs to seasoned business leaders. Hill’s mission was simple yet ambitious: to uncover the secrets of the world’s wealthiest and most successful individuals, including Andrew ...
Had a demo with a large org today. It all began with an initial call a few weeks ago with one of the team members from this org. We tried to show everything we had built. We discovered that querying large datasets in natural language is a use case that this team is interested in. Fortunately, we had started building something along these lines just a few days ago. We showcased whatever little we ...
Building a startup is like assembling a jigsaw puzzle with a million moving pieces. You have the big idea, the drive, the funding (hopefully), and the market—but what about the people? Often, the human side of startups is treated as an afterthought, something to figure out once the product is ready. That’s precisely where People-Powered Startups by Saurabh Nigam steps in.With over fifteen years of...
