call me nacho | building @axioniclabs | prev armoriq , faff
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dropped out. left blr on a whim. now in kathmandu running growth @axioniclabs
also building something here that the big players either can't launch in nepal or launched without thinking about nepal at all.
consumer. social. lives or dies on density in one country.
hiring 2:
-app dev (RN/flutter, shipped something real)
-ui/ux designer with product taste, not dribbble taste
ktm preferred. early, so equity's real and so is the risk.
dm if you want to crack nepal with me 🇳🇵
when asked for drinks, @letsblinkit should by default send chilled ones
i mean have you seen mumbai ki garmi😭🙏
kuch bhi matlab
@hinge , I got your dating app ad yesterday. I was literally sitting next to my boyfriend.
I get it, you need new users.
But targeting people who are already in relationships is disgusting.
I was genuinely disgusted & scrolled past it
Hinge , you can do better
i went from booking the best penthouse in blr to having ₹93 in my bank account in a matter of weeks.
and the most embarrassing part? i still have the privilege of not being worried about it.
when i got money for the first time, i lost my mind.
birkenstocks, michael kors, shopping sprees, tickets for mom and me. one month of salary gone in one week.
because somewhere in the back of my mind, there was always a “koi nahi, papa hai na.”
and THAT is the problem.
when you grow up privileged, you can mistake having a safety net for being financially responsible. you never really learn the consequences of running out of money because someone will always catch you.
but i don’t want to live like that anymore.
aaj michael kors afford kar liya, kal basic cheezon ke liye bhi doosron pe depend karna pad sakta hai.
please learn to save money, even when you have the privilege of not having to. being able to afford a lifestyle and being able to sustain it are two very different things.
went to fountain sizzlers at palladium mall, mumbai.
it’s a restaurant, not a kindergarten.
WHY AM I SITTING HERE WITH A PENCIL SOLVING SUDOKU AND MAZES WHILE MY ALMOST-50-YEAR-OLD DAD IS DOING THE SAME THING 😭
whoever came up with this idea, you get it.
when your friends are crack founders, friday plans aren’t about where you’re drinking beer.
it’s about pulling up to their office, meeting the unhinged employees, hearing the craziest startup stories, and accidentally spending 4 hours talking about business.
the real nightlife is in the startup ecosystem 😭
@rachitarora777
this is fucking crazy man, absolutely love love it
Hi, it's Darshita. I am a designer.
And I'm pitching myself in public 'cause I'm done with a year full of anxiety.
Everyone says design is dead and AI killed it. But the real parasite was hiding in plain sight.
So here's my film, DESIGN IS DEAD. She's bold, fearless and very PINK 💖
Hiring? My DMs are open.
bhai kabhi aap ne gym enter bhi kiya hai? dekh ke toh ni lagta🙏
i don't get the logic behind the gym prices in india
1 month membership -> 6000
3 months membership -> 9000
6 months membership -> 11000
12 months membership -> 14000 + 3 months free gym membership + 60 days pause period + access to hyrox training, sauna, cold plunge room, smart bmi machine, etc.
can you find a logic in these prices? i mean, what even is the point of argument here? what if someone is a frequent traveller or something, or maybe stays at one city for 2-3 months, are they gonna pay 9000 for the gym membership whilst they could've gotten 15 months of membership at 5k extra?
i understand that out of 100 people joining the gym, only a few take it really seriously and follow their routine very diligently and thus the ones who are not disciplined enough and do not go to the gym often, become their (gym owners') cash cows
i don't know if i'll be in koramangala, or even in bangalore after 3 months or so but every place, every gym i went to, follow this similar pricing strategy, which just kills my morale
cause if the prices have been equally similar throughout the yearly, quarterly and monthly plans, the decision could be made faster and easier
i don't mind 10-20% change in the pricing as per how long the commitment is but a vast 70-80% is honestly egregious
sunday : flew back to Nepal from blr, had enough diet cokes to kill me, screamed at Instinct to my shit done, and missed @aydusco while on the way:/
