Great podcast! The not-so-secret sauce: an honest, down-to-earth entrepreneur, eager to share one's experiences, and a host who brings out the best in his/her guest! Bravo, Simran and Pritish!

Great work ❤👍

Completely scripted. Satyamev jayate

Even you didn't openly mentioned your ingredients in website. You fear that some can copy your product or you are hiding something.

This is very insightful. Sidu has great clarity of thought.

Too good

Bravo…….deeply touched ….moving. More power to you.

Blessings! Proud of you and the journey you readily share ♥️

Loved every minute of this!! So proud of you Simran … love and blessings always!!

Thank you for bring this wonderful insights. I consider myself fortunate enough to work with Cycle Agarbatti Group and having chance to talk to Arjun Sir. You journey is inspiring to Aspiring entrepreneurs. #Innovation #Trustyourpeople #givingbacktosociety... I love the way you explained your journey.

terrible stuff! Both of them are such terrible speakers!

Impressed

Sir can I start with minimum 1cr investment in silk factory?!

Well would you happen to know about the movement #GAMERGATE. IF YOU KNOW PLEASE TALK ABOUT IT

Wow! What a clear thought process Sidu possesses.! Great work the 1% project!

I'm also a Cycle Agarbatti user... Never tried to deep dive into it... Thanks to the one percent project team... 👍.

Thanks for this wonderful content

Thank you CA Sarthak Ahuja for suggesting wonderful podcasts

Lunch ke baad dekhenge 😅

My take on the generalist vs. specialist debate: every generalist is a specialist and vice versa. It's the shape of the 'T' that defines the individual. For a generalist, the horizontal leg of the T is much longer than the vertical leg, which means he or she does possess some skill which is more pronounced than the rest in their armoury. Conversely, for a specialist, the vertical leg of the T is more evolved. A leader should identity with a large T, where the vertical leg is team building skill (with clear vision).

Nuno's long and varied experience reflects itself in his sagacity and empathy - attributes that lend themselves to natural thought leadership.

Great Content!

Good shit, thanks.

In the coming years, I'll be on this podcast.

The most erudite are the clearest in their thoughts and share their knowledge without reservations. Guy Kawasaki exemplifies this truism. Great guest, great podcast!

Agreed and super insightful. I feel that it is their ability of being a great founder that has lead them to create companies which people know and use. Their charisma naturally becomes very attractive

Great episode! Full of insights and clarity of thought! Thoroughly enjoyed it!

Thank you for this podcast, Mr. Rajan Singh offers a wealth of wisdom.

this brand is useless

Only rocket science is rocket science. Everything else can be learned - truer words have never been spoken. Kudos Abhay! :)

Knowing Abhay Masheswari's Personal life story was truly exceptional. I can totally resonate with his story... Thank you very much.. I felt so great listening through the entire podcast.

Not sure how I came across this video. Wonderful, amazing and so insightful! Thanks for putting the effort into bringing up this amazing talk.

❤❤❤❤❤

Brilliant insights gleaned from a masterpiece that unravels the secrets of Hindustan Unilever's enduring success!

Criminally underrated.

Great Show👌

Extremely insightful

𝔭𝔯𝔬𝔪𝔬𝔰𝔪

It's okay but don't disturb us while we are watching Facebook videos

Message 7: Need of having infrastructure support for pre-seed or seed stage start ups Infrastructure to solve 1. Product or engineering problems 2. Community/Brand Building challenges 3. Hiring/Operational System problems 4. Legal and regulatory affairs

Message 6: Abhishek Nag's investment check for pre-seed/first or second round investment in start ups ( in priority order) A) Market Size: Large B) Founders having building abilities of products/sales and distribution network/high quality team and having intent of a continuous learning machine C) What he can add value in his personal capacity along with capital D) Habit of shipping product faster than anybody has thought of Eg. MPL

Message 4: Social media has network effects and hence instead of having large vision for multiple domain, businesses is to be built with tremendous Focus in one niche Product and then move to the next. Lesson is there is tremendous value in focusing on one thing rather than having large vision of ten things!

Message 3: Super App Strategy Businesses which top out to 60-70% of market size and now can't grow much in their niche, will be successful in super app strategy else it is distraction! Eg. Amazon is trying hard to have successfull super app playbook in india.

Message 2. Advertising business as revenue pillar for Google and facebook. Google identified knowledge Graph and Facebook figured out Social Graph to build advertising business.

Message 1: Growth and Expansion is a Product Problem rather than a Marketing problem. Growth Hack: improve your product process to have excellent user experience rather than spending huge amount on marketing ( Can spend huge on marketing if you have very high average revenue per user)

Best Wishes to Abhinandan! May the force be with you, with speed to boot!

Can you make Video in Hindi language

Razor group is investor in Upscalio.....so they have already entered

Great interaction. Abhishek is so calm and clear. On a light note he resembles Hollywood actor Jonah hill 😜

Great conversation Pritish .. I miss that entry music after the first 30 sec clip of intro talk.. :)