Abhishek Rungta · July 9, 2025Building a scalable and sustainable company is very hard.
Building a scalable, and genuinely good company that does not suck, is super super hard.
(the last one is the kind that becomes an institution, an inspiration, goes beyond profits, and create immense value for all stakeholders over and over again)
All the best to all the builders, creators and dreamers.
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