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My article on the need to focus our public policy more on #Scaling up ventures than just producing more number of #startups. Growing businesses will contribute way more to the economy and produce positive social outcomes. @ESchool_India twitter.com/businessline/s…

ndia mein protein ka hype aisa ho gaya hai— jahan baat khatam hoti hai, wahan protein shuru ho jata hai. 😂 Sambhal ke babu, kahin overload na ho jaye 🤣

@kmr_dilip Vitamin protocols, food intake and micronutrient gaps are now being examined with real precision. People are realising that improving these markers early can change the entire trajectory of their fertility journey.

@kmr_dilip We are also seeing an uptick in couples exploring IVF who come to us for personalised nutrition as part of their fertility journey. DNA insights are helping them understand their baseline nutrient and fertility markers long before they even think about IVF.

I think IVF is set to be a massive business in India. Indira IVF does around 1500 cr revenues. Seeing quite a few new companies in this space pitching to us. Reasons- 1) Rising rates of infertility due to changing lifestyles, delayed marriages, pollution and increased age at pregnancy. 2) Social stigma around infertility is declining, especially in small towns. This has normalised seeking medical fertility solutions. 3) Growing disposable incomes, especially in smaller cities, and the availability of financing has made treatments more accessible. 4) Medical tourism continues to expand due to lower costs and high success rates. India is increasingly recognized for better clinics and skilled fertility experts. When hope becomes accessible, demand is infinite especially for country chasing with growth.

@aakancvedi That’s the reason why we need to remain healthy in the fist place.

Hospital occupancy rates in India are ~65% Yet reports show how patients are being turned away from hospitals because there are "NO BEDS AVAILABLE" That's got to be bad for business! But despite that, Apollo, Fortis, Medanta, etc have posted record profits! Here's how 1/10

Solving diabetes through the lens of human genomics. Join the webinar through the link in the tweet below.

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6/6 Balancing efficiency and effectiveness is a skill worth cultivating. It’s challenging, yes—but the results are transformative.

5/6 How to achieve this balance: 1️⃣ Act fast, but keep the big picture in mind. 2️⃣ Manage ambiguity—get info but avoid overthinking. 3️⃣ Pause or sleep on it to gain clarity. 4️⃣ Stay adaptable. Pivot if needed.

4/6 The sweet spot: Combine efficiency and effectiveness. It’s not easy, but it’s where impactful decisions happen.

3/6 Common pitfalls: Efficiency-focused: Quick actions, but they may not align with long-term goals. Effectiveness-focused: Strategic decisions, but slower execution.

1/6 Effectiveness vs. Efficiency: Both are crucial, yet we often lean too much toward one. Here's what I’ve learned from experience. 🧵

2/6 Efficiency = Speed of action. 🚀 Effectiveness = Moving in the right direction. 🎯 The goal? Balance both for lasting success.

To every founder out there: Chaos means you’re building something worthwhile. Lean into it. What’s one thing you’ve learned from your startup’s chaos? Let’s discuss 👇 #StartupJourney #FounderLife #ChaosMatters #HealthTech #Resilience

Chaos isn’t the enemy—it’s the training ground for resilience. It forces us to adapt, innovate, and grow. At Unlock.fit, the lessons learned in chaos have shaped not only our business but also all of us in the team.

Embracing Chaos: Lessons from Building unlock.fit  Startups thrive on chaos—it’s messy, unpredictable, and overwhelming, but it’s also where growth happens. As a founder, you can’t avoid chaos, but you can learn to navigate it and even thrive in it.