Pranshi Singh

Pranshi SinghJul 27, 2026

Avoid doing these 3 things if you're building something of your own... Because they'll make the journey much harder than it needs to be! 1. Comparing yourself to the ones who made it They've been in this game for too long, so they have more experience, better systems, a bigger audience, and more resources. Of course you're going to feel behind. Rather, look at their journey when they started. Study them, learn from them, and don't measure yourself against them. 2. Waiting until everything is perfect Yeah, I do have that problem of overplanning everything because it feels safer than putting your work out there But saying from experience, the execution will teach you more in a month than any perfect plan So, start before you're ready, and improve as you go! 3. Trying to do everything at once When you're building something, every idea feels important like it needs to be done right now And somehow you're stuck doing many things at once, and not completing anything at all Pick the one thing that matters most right now. Do that well, then move to the next. Building something of your own is already hard you know You don't need to make it harder by competing with people who started before you, waiting for perfect conditions, or spreading yourself so thin that nothing gets your best. You don't need to have it all figured out. You just need to keep moving, learning, and getting a little better than you were yesterday. Okay? Good!

Pranshi SinghJul 25, 2026

One of the most uncomfortable signs that you're growing? You start feeling stupid... (And that feels scariest I know) You don't know something everyone else seems to know You ask a question and regret asking it You try something new and realise you're not very good at it And you start having thoughts like "Am I actually capable of doing this?" I've felt this more times than I can count, trust me! But isn't feeling stupid somehow what learning feels like from the inside? When you're learning something new, you're constantly reminded of how much you don't know. When you're asking questions, you're admitting you don't have the answers. When you're making decisions, you don't have the luxury of knowing how they'll turn out. Basically, you're becoming a beginner again! You will probably feel stupid a lot while you're growing. And that's okay! Sometimes growth looks like: Asking the obvious question Making the wrong decision Admitting you don't understand Trying and failing in public The goal isn't to always feel smart. It's to keep learning even when you don't feel comfortable Because one day, you'll look back at the things you once felt stupid for not knowing... and realise they're now things you know how to do. That's growth!✨

Pranshi SinghAug 4, 2026

The lies I told myself in the first year of freelancing 'I need to know before I start' The truth is, I learned more from one client than I did from months of consuming content 'If I'm good enough, clients will find me' NO, lol, they won't! You have to put yourself in front of them. People can't hire someone they've never heard of 'I have to sound professional' So I wrote messages that sounded like they could've been sent by literally anyone The funny thing is I started getting better responses when I sounded more like me! Anddd my favorite one: 'Everyone else knows what they're doing' They don't! Some people just look more confident while figuring it out Looking back, these were the lies that literally made the journey difficult, and I learned the truth the hard way So if you still think something of this is true, think again!