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They had one thing in common — they took action. 🚀 #SridharVembu built Zoho from a village. 📚 #Alakh Pandey taught from a ₹5K/month room. 🛒 Aadit & Kaivalya dropped out at 19 to build Zepto. 📉 #NikhilKamath didn’t finish school — built Zerodha anyway. 💄 #FalguniNayar launched Nykaa at 50. 💻 #NarayanaMurthy started Infosys with ₹10,000. 💋 #VineetaSingh said no to ₹1 crore and built SUGAR Cosmetics. They didn’t wait. They didn’t play it safe. They started — and they still made it. ⚡ You’re not too late. ⚡ You’re not too small. ⚡ You just need to start. 🔔 Follow @marketing.growmatics for real stories that make you take action. #StartupIndia #EntrepreneurJourney #ActionTakersOnly #IndianStartups #BootstrapStartup #MarketingGrowmatics #NoExcuses #ViralStartups #InspirationDaily #FounderMindset #DreamBig #ReelToReality

A study reveals that nearly 75% of luxury spending comes from middle- to lower-income shoppers, not the ultra-wealthy, according to research from École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris (HEC Paris) and Princeton University. Published in the Journal of Consumer Research, the study found that aspirational consumers—those earning modest incomes but seeking status—drive the majority of global luxury purchases. These buyers often spend disproportionately on designer goods, cosmetics, or accessories to signal success and social mobility, even if it strains their budget. Researchers call this phenomenon “status consumption,” where emotional reward and perceived prestige outweigh financial logic. Follow for more 👉 @mindset.therapy

Renée took a sweet tradition and gave it a cheeky twist. That first-salary moment, the kala tikka, and a kajal that stays put. A clever nod to tradition. Well played, Renée! #Renée #MothersDay #MaaKaPyaar #MothersDay #NazarNaLage #ReneeCosmetics #SupriyaPathak