Divya Ladha

There is nothing called - "A Perfect Plan", the outside world dynamics changes every minute, you cannot form a complete plan based on certain assumptions that might change in the future. You'll have to make changes with the circumstances that are prevailing that time, I believe A partial plan is more successful as you can mold your future strategies with the current market dynamics

I personally haven't done it, but I have seen people do it and in general also, there are a lot of examples for the same, where pitchers sell their idea or for ask funding based just on their idea and in reality there is no product or service ready to sell.

Yes, I've had that happen before! It was embarrassing to share personal tabs by mistake. Now, I use "Window" screen sharing instead of "Entire Screen" to avoid showing other tabs, and I make sure to close or rename any sensitive ones before the call.

The most important thing when growing a business is understanding your customer’s needs and solving their problems effectively because while solving their issues, we also learn about the things that we can improve in our product. Relying too much on trends or shortcuts if you say, definitely doesn't help, it's like suggestions by the consumers and is that suggestion scalable and profitable or not.

To avoid the negative effects of sitting for long periods, take short breaks to stand or stretch every hour, and consider using a standing desk for part of your day. Incorporating light exercises, such as desk stretches or walking during breaks, can improve circulation and reduce stiffness. Staying mindful of your posture also helps maintain your overall well-being throughout the workday.

Do read these books - Atomic Habits by James Clear - How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie These are irrespective of any field just self-helps that are are pretty simple and very useful in your daily life.

Refreshing breaks that means break that doesn't involve technology, just clarifying that listening to song doesn't include in technology. I just listen to songs, go out with friends or maybe just go for a walk and change the environment to relax my mind.

Hyping it before the launch with the means that you have, try getting the users excited, have engagement activities started before a couple of months before the launch. It's pretty simple, but the effectiveness depends on the execution and the means.

Don't work on your bed, dedicate one particular area/desk only for working, even if you want to take a break don't do it there, go outside but once you are on your desk do nothin but work, this unconsciously sets the cues present into formation of a habit i.e. whenever you'll be at the table your brain will start working and productivity won't be disrupped.

Organic growth would provide long term results no matter the acquisitive growth, as you build loyal customer base when you are growing organically

It is pretty simple, just keep in mind the problem your solution is solving, the essence of the solution and try introducing it in real life in small steps, it is also subjective in each case but this is basically the base of what one needs to do.

Creating a to-do list and crossing the item after its completion.

Divide your work and prioritize, divide your work load in small parts and give yourself proper break intervals to avoid burnout. The main focus should be on being productive rather than sitting in front of your desktop for hours.

Definitely agree. Time literally flies, and integrating these steps into our schedule is needed. Great tips!!

Depends on the business model and the product. If we have an option of choosing from either, then I would recommend B2B, as it is easier to deal with huge and limited client rather than multiple customers.