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[kotosapiens]

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[swiftie-1989tv]

So are we going to talk about how Taylor hasn’t changed her profile pics/headers to 1989 TV??

Why are they still midnights but TN is 1989 TV!?

What is happening?!?

Am I just a clown 🤡😭

[crappyclaymaker]

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[mahendrasinghtilwar]

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[impactfulpitch]

Top 15 Startup Terms Every Entrepreneur Must Know

Being an entrepreneur, you are required to attend countless numbers of meetings for various reasons. Maybe it can be a networking event, investor meeting, or a product launch function. So, interacting with professionals on a daily basis is part of your job. Therefore, you need to speak their language too, it is also called startup lingo. 

It is always recommended to know the terms that are being used by startup professionals. These are called jargon, meaning words or terms by professionals or groups of a particular industry that are difficult to understand for others. Here we have curated a list of startup jargon that every entrepreneur must know.

Wantrepreneur: A person who has lots of ideas for business, but has no idea how to implement them is known as Wantrepreneur. No matter which industry they belong to, tech or non-tech, you will always listen to a new idea whenever they will be around you. In short, a person with lots of ideas.

Accelerator: An accelerator is a space where businesses are "incubated" using resources including space, mentorship, and occasionally funding. If you're starting a business, accelerators can help you get your concept off the ground quickly by providing mentorship and financing possibilities over the course of a few months. 

3. Incubators: In contrast to accelerators, incubators often provide more comprehensive advice programs that support you with networking, mentorship, and resources like a coworking space. While incubators often handle earlier-stage firms and assist them in overcoming early-stage obstacles, accelerators are focused on speed and finance.

4. Bootstrapping: Almost 90% of new businesses are self-funded. In fact, given how difficult it is to secure finance these days, I believe that almost all firms are founded with their own cash. Bootstrappers are business owners who create and expand a venture without seeking money by combining human capital (knowledge, experience, and skills) with savings. An entrepreneur may also bootstrap the first phases before raising money for expansion. 

5. Pivot: Sometimes, despite our assurance that the idea is great, we quickly come to regret it. When a significant change is made to the company model, such as how you earn money, your target audience, or the solution (product), you are pivoting. Entrepreneurs must be open to changes and pivots, even if they have spent significant resources perfecting the newest version. Spending excessive amounts of time and money testing concepts or iterations of a product is therefore not a sensible execution strategy. Build quickly, test, and then make adjustments. This is why the startup adage "fail fast" is so widespread.

6. Value proposition: The term refers to your product or service's most unique or appealing feature. It's an explanation of why clients should select or pay for your product or service. Business is about providing a better or more advantageous solution than the competitors to a customer's problem. The single biggest startup error a founder can make is pouring a lot of time, money, and effort into a product that no one will ever buy.

7. Traction: The assessment of your important KPIs. Investors will assess the investment possibility based on your traction over time. You may gain traction as a startup entrepreneur even before creating a product. Before launching the initial iteration of their products, businesses like Buffer and Robinhood amassed a list of tens of thousands of potential customers.

8. Angel: Angel investors are the best people to approach if you need money for your startup business. Individual investors, family members, and friends are mainly encountered because they want to support and fund a promising business at an early stage for a possible high return.

9. VC: Most venture capitalists invest for a living, unlike angel investors. Generally, they are interested in businesses that have gained traction and can demonstrate how an investment would hasten the achievement of their objectives.

10. Seed: A seed round immediately follows an angel round, however, the order is not necessary. Companies that get a seed round often have a strong client base and a working business plan.

11. Series A, B, C: Businesses that obtain a series A round usually have achieved product/market fit and will use the cash to grow more quickly. For startups that want to expand further in order to be acquired or go public, Series B and C are available.

12. Burn Rate: It is also known as run rate, and it simply refers to how quickly you are blowing your money. Investors tend to stay away from investments with high burn rates. However, it is also common for a company to lose money for a number of years before breaking even or making a profit.

13. Pitch Deck: It is a brief presentation that emphasizes the important components of a company, such as a team, the product, the market, the traction, and the plan.

14. MVP: MVP, which stands for Minimum Viable Product, refers to a product that has just enough features to satisfy new consumers and gather input for further product development.

15. Unicorn: There are only a few startups that reach and exceed a billion-dollar valuation. These businesses are known as unicorns.

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Mastering the Six Strings: The Rise of Online Guitar Classes India

India’s rich cultural landscape hides a quiet musical revolution at the center of which is the rising tide of online guitar classes. Through this digital awakening, India has been able to redefine how these manifold instruments are taught by overcoming traditional obstacles and offering new sounds. Across the continent, from promising kids in metropolitan areas down to devoted music lovers living among hills to them “learn guitar online” has become a current expression. This availability has promoted music learning which permits anyone with internet access to start on their musical journey regardless of their location or income status. Thus, there are several encounters that a large number of students have found due to such online classes in India as well as varying levels of proficiency in playing guitars.

No matter who has a passion for learning classical guitar techniques. Play it perfectly in Bollywood style. Explore the dynamic realms of rock and metal. or delve deeper into the soulful sounds of folk and acoustic styles. There is a digital course to suit every musical desire in this variety. This ensures that each learner can find a path that resonates with their unique musical sound. Fostering a diverse and inclusive guitar-playing community across the country. The beauty of online guitar lessons in India lies in their unmatched flexibility. This is a key factor in a country where academic and professional pressures often leave little room for pursuing one’s artistic passion. The ability to learn at your own pace makes guitar education widely accessible. INDIVIDUAL — EDUCATIONAL — From students practicing during their breaks to professionals finding time to strum before or after work hours. and even busy parents trying to create time for music between family responsibilities. This adaptability is a game changer. It has enabled countless Indians to pursue their musical dreams without sacrificing other commitments.

In a country where instruments like the sitar and tabla have existed for a long time, The guitar is considered a Western musical instrument. But online guitar lessons in India are rapidly changing this perception. and bridges the gap between Western and Indian musical traditions. Many online courses now include elements of Indian music in the curriculum. This creates a unique blend that appeals to the minds of modern Indians. This innovative approach is to raise a new generation of musicians who are equally comfortable playing rock solo or in a band with classical melodies, embracing the unique cultural mix of modern India. — — — — An unexpected and encouraging result of the online guitar education movement in India is the creation of virtual communities. Students from different backgrounds and fields connect to different digital platforms. Share advice, support, and collaborate on music projects. These online communities are very effective in social travel. It is a creative outlet with networks and friendships.

From lively WhatsApp groups buzzing with chords to YouTube channels showcasing student performances. These digital spaces have become the new gathering place for India’s guitar enthusiasts. The growth of guitar online lin India is more than just a passing trend. It represents a fundamental change in the approach to music education. As internet infrastructure improves and digital literacy increases across the country. The future of guitar education in India thus looks increasingly bright and harmonious. This digital revolution has not only made quality music education more accessible but also promoted a new wave of creativity and cultural exchange. It allows Indians to explore global music styles while simultaneously combining learning with local flavors, creating a unique and ever-evolving guitar culture. It is distinctively Indian in style but has global connections. For many Indians who dream of playing their favorite songs or composing original songs. The path to becoming a skilled musician has become easier. Whether in the city or in a remote village. Guitarists also join a global community of passionate musicians. all united by a love for this wonderful instrument. As online guitar education continues to flourish, This paved the way for a new era of musical expression in India. Traditional boundaries are blurring. And creativity knows no bounds. The digital transformation trend is reverberating across the country. We invite everyone to join us on this exciting musical journey. One online course at a time.

Author — GuitarKaksha Website — https://guitarkaksha.com

[p1970sblog]

संत गरीबदास जी ने परमेश्वर कबीर साहेब जी द्वारा स्वामी रामानंद जी को शरण में लेने की लीला का वर्णन करते हुए बताया :

बोलत रामानंद जी सुन कबीर करतार ।

गरीबदास सब रूप में, तुमही बोलनहार ॥

दोहु ठोर है एक तू, भया एक से दोय । 

गरीबदास हम कारणें, उतरे हो मग जोय ॥

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स्वामी प्रभुपाद जी ने गीता जी के 18 वें अध्याय के 66 वें श्लोक में व्रज का अर्थ आना कर लोगों को मूर्ख बनाया है जबकि व्रज का अर्थ जाना होता है। संत रामपाल जी महाराज ने नकली गुरुओं का ये अज्ञान उजागर किया है।

हिंदुओं आंखें खोलो।

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[santerim0]

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