Suhani Mishra
@suhani-mishra.bsky.social
I’m learning something new every day,
and I love sharing it with anyone who wants to grow with me.
javascript • business lessons • life models
and I love sharing it with anyone who wants to grow with me.
javascript • business lessons • life models
A map or model is only a simplified version of reality, not reality itself.
Labels, assumptions, and theories are helpful, but they never capture the full complexity of the real world.
Labels, assumptions, and theories are helpful, but they never capture the full complexity of the real world.
December 4, 2025 at 5:17 PM
A map or model is only a simplified version of reality, not reality itself.
Labels, assumptions, and theories are helpful, but they never capture the full complexity of the real world.
Labels, assumptions, and theories are helpful, but they never capture the full complexity of the real world.
Do check this out guys !!
A Girly Guide to Talking to Databases Like They’re Your Digital Besties
Okay, queen, let’s set the vibe
medium.com
December 4, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Do check this out guys !!
“Learn to See Reality as It Is, Not as You Wish It Was.”
Founders fail when they fall in love with their ideas.
Founders win when they fall in love with the truth.
Founders fail when they fall in love with their ideas.
Founders win when they fall in love with the truth.
December 4, 2025 at 4:43 PM
“Learn to See Reality as It Is, Not as You Wish It Was.”
Founders fail when they fall in love with their ideas.
Founders win when they fall in love with the truth.
Founders fail when they fall in love with their ideas.
Founders win when they fall in love with the truth.
⭐“The Bottleneck Principle”
Every system, business, or project has one constraint that limits everything else.
Fix that constraint → everything improves.
Ignore it → nothing improves.
Every system, business, or project has one constraint that limits everything else.
Fix that constraint → everything improves.
Ignore it → nothing improves.
December 4, 2025 at 4:42 PM
⭐“The Bottleneck Principle”
Every system, business, or project has one constraint that limits everything else.
Fix that constraint → everything improves.
Ignore it → nothing improves.
Every system, business, or project has one constraint that limits everything else.
Fix that constraint → everything improves.
Ignore it → nothing improves.
⭐Sunk cost fallacy: when you keep investing in something bad just because you’ve already invested—clinging to the past instead of choosing what’s best right now.⭐
Haven't we all been there
- Long waiting Lines
- Movie You Hate but Keep Watching
Haven't we all been there
- Long waiting Lines
- Movie You Hate but Keep Watching
December 3, 2025 at 4:02 PM
⭐Sunk cost fallacy: when you keep investing in something bad just because you’ve already invested—clinging to the past instead of choosing what’s best right now.⭐
Haven't we all been there
- Long waiting Lines
- Movie You Hate but Keep Watching
Haven't we all been there
- Long waiting Lines
- Movie You Hate but Keep Watching
⭐The Cathedral Effect:
High ceilings = creativity.
Low ceilings = focus.
Your brain literally changes how it thinks depending on the room you’re in.
Wild how architecture hacks cognition.
High ceilings = creativity.
Low ceilings = focus.
Your brain literally changes how it thinks depending on the room you’re in.
Wild how architecture hacks cognition.
December 1, 2025 at 4:33 PM
⭐The Cathedral Effect:
High ceilings = creativity.
Low ceilings = focus.
Your brain literally changes how it thinks depending on the room you’re in.
Wild how architecture hacks cognition.
High ceilings = creativity.
Low ceilings = focus.
Your brain literally changes how it thinks depending on the room you’re in.
Wild how architecture hacks cognition.
December 1, 2025 at 6:01 AM
✨ Today's Concept (Day 3)
🌸Hanlon’s Razor
Don’t assume people hurt or ignore you on purpose. Most mistakes come from confusion, forgetfulness, or simple error — not malice. This mindset reduces overthinking and conflict.
Example
Your friend doesn’t text back
99% of problems are not intentional.
🌸Hanlon’s Razor
Don’t assume people hurt or ignore you on purpose. Most mistakes come from confusion, forgetfulness, or simple error — not malice. This mindset reduces overthinking and conflict.
Example
Your friend doesn’t text back
99% of problems are not intentional.
November 30, 2025 at 3:13 PM
✨ Today's Concept (Day 3)
🌸Hanlon’s Razor
Don’t assume people hurt or ignore you on purpose. Most mistakes come from confusion, forgetfulness, or simple error — not malice. This mindset reduces overthinking and conflict.
Example
Your friend doesn’t text back
99% of problems are not intentional.
🌸Hanlon’s Razor
Don’t assume people hurt or ignore you on purpose. Most mistakes come from confusion, forgetfulness, or simple error — not malice. This mindset reduces overthinking and conflict.
Example
Your friend doesn’t text back
99% of problems are not intentional.
⭐ The Cost of Doing Nothing ⭐
Most people only calculate the cost of doing something:
“What if it fails?
But thinkers calculate the cost of not doing something.
Not learning a skill → costs 5 years
Not investing early → costs compounding
Doing nothing is often the most expensive decision.
Most people only calculate the cost of doing something:
“What if it fails?
But thinkers calculate the cost of not doing something.
Not learning a skill → costs 5 years
Not investing early → costs compounding
Doing nothing is often the most expensive decision.
November 30, 2025 at 3:06 PM
⭐ The Cost of Doing Nothing ⭐
Most people only calculate the cost of doing something:
“What if it fails?
But thinkers calculate the cost of not doing something.
Not learning a skill → costs 5 years
Not investing early → costs compounding
Doing nothing is often the most expensive decision.
Most people only calculate the cost of doing something:
“What if it fails?
But thinkers calculate the cost of not doing something.
Not learning a skill → costs 5 years
Not investing early → costs compounding
Doing nothing is often the most expensive decision.
⭐ “The Flywheel Effect” (Amazon’s Secret Weapon)
Some strategies don’t work instantly…
A flywheel is a loop where every action strengthens the next action.
Example — Amazon’s Flywheel:
Lower prices→ More customers → Lower costs → Even lower prices
Some strategies don’t work instantly…
A flywheel is a loop where every action strengthens the next action.
Example — Amazon’s Flywheel:
Lower prices→ More customers → Lower costs → Even lower prices
November 30, 2025 at 3:01 PM
⭐ “The Flywheel Effect” (Amazon’s Secret Weapon)
Some strategies don’t work instantly…
A flywheel is a loop where every action strengthens the next action.
Example — Amazon’s Flywheel:
Lower prices→ More customers → Lower costs → Even lower prices
Some strategies don’t work instantly…
A flywheel is a loop where every action strengthens the next action.
Example — Amazon’s Flywheel:
Lower prices→ More customers → Lower costs → Even lower prices
⭐Execution > Ideas (But Systems > Execution)
People think winning = having a great idea.
Founders know winning = executing consistently.
But the real elite level is when you move beyond execution and build systems.
Idea → A spark
Execution → Hard work
Systems → Automatic progress
People think winning = having a great idea.
Founders know winning = executing consistently.
But the real elite level is when you move beyond execution and build systems.
Idea → A spark
Execution → Hard work
Systems → Automatic progress
November 30, 2025 at 2:55 PM
⭐Execution > Ideas (But Systems > Execution)
People think winning = having a great idea.
Founders know winning = executing consistently.
But the real elite level is when you move beyond execution and build systems.
Idea → A spark
Execution → Hard work
Systems → Automatic progress
People think winning = having a great idea.
Founders know winning = executing consistently.
But the real elite level is when you move beyond execution and build systems.
Idea → A spark
Execution → Hard work
Systems → Automatic progress
✨ Today’s Concept (Day 2):
“The Cathedral Effect — How Ceiling Height Changes Your Thinking”
High ceilings boost creative, big-picture thinking
Low ceilings improve focus and detailed thinking.
Your environment quietly shapes how your brain works and what kind of thoughts you produce.
“The Cathedral Effect — How Ceiling Height Changes Your Thinking”
High ceilings boost creative, big-picture thinking
Low ceilings improve focus and detailed thinking.
Your environment quietly shapes how your brain works and what kind of thoughts you produce.
November 29, 2025 at 5:03 PM
✨ Today’s Concept (Day 2):
“The Cathedral Effect — How Ceiling Height Changes Your Thinking”
High ceilings boost creative, big-picture thinking
Low ceilings improve focus and detailed thinking.
Your environment quietly shapes how your brain works and what kind of thoughts you produce.
“The Cathedral Effect — How Ceiling Height Changes Your Thinking”
High ceilings boost creative, big-picture thinking
Low ceilings improve focus and detailed thinking.
Your environment quietly shapes how your brain works and what kind of thoughts you produce.
⭐ REPUTATION — “Trust Speed Runs Everything”
Reputation = people believing you can deliver consistently.
It compounds faster than money.
Examples:
A founder with a good reputation raises funding in days.
A student with a good reputation gets referrals easily.
Reputation = people believing you can deliver consistently.
It compounds faster than money.
Examples:
A founder with a good reputation raises funding in days.
A student with a good reputation gets referrals easily.
November 29, 2025 at 4:58 PM
⭐ REPUTATION — “Trust Speed Runs Everything”
Reputation = people believing you can deliver consistently.
It compounds faster than money.
Examples:
A founder with a good reputation raises funding in days.
A student with a good reputation gets referrals easily.
Reputation = people believing you can deliver consistently.
It compounds faster than money.
Examples:
A founder with a good reputation raises funding in days.
A student with a good reputation gets referrals easily.
🌿 TIME — “Everything Compounds if Started Early”
The biggest trap in your 20s:
“Once I'm earning, I’ll become serious.”
No.
Your 20s are the setup decade.
Every day you delay = 1 extra year of opportunity lost.
The biggest trap in your 20s:
“Once I'm earning, I’ll become serious.”
No.
Your 20s are the setup decade.
Every day you delay = 1 extra year of opportunity lost.
November 29, 2025 at 4:58 PM
🌿 TIME — “Everything Compounds if Started Early”
The biggest trap in your 20s:
“Once I'm earning, I’ll become serious.”
No.
Your 20s are the setup decade.
Every day you delay = 1 extra year of opportunity lost.
The biggest trap in your 20s:
“Once I'm earning, I’ll become serious.”
No.
Your 20s are the setup decade.
Every day you delay = 1 extra year of opportunity lost.
⭐Focus Is a Force Multiplier
Most people fail not because they lack talent…
but because they are split across 10 directions.
Great founders obsess over one problem,
one customer type,
Focus creates power.
Power creates momentum.
Momentum creates results.
Most people fail not because they lack talent…
but because they are split across 10 directions.
Great founders obsess over one problem,
one customer type,
Focus creates power.
Power creates momentum.
Momentum creates results.
November 29, 2025 at 4:53 PM
⭐Focus Is a Force Multiplier
Most people fail not because they lack talent…
but because they are split across 10 directions.
Great founders obsess over one problem,
one customer type,
Focus creates power.
Power creates momentum.
Momentum creates results.
Most people fail not because they lack talent…
but because they are split across 10 directions.
Great founders obsess over one problem,
one customer type,
Focus creates power.
Power creates momentum.
Momentum creates results.
Can anybody help me find resources for DSA in JavaScript? It's hard to find sequential resources.
Have a good day ⭐
Have a good day ⭐
November 27, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Can anybody help me find resources for DSA in JavaScript? It's hard to find sequential resources.
Have a good day ⭐
Have a good day ⭐
⭐ The Lindy Effect says:
1. A book that survived 50 years will survive another 50.
2. A concept that lasted 500 years will likely last another 500.
3. A newly launched idea is the most likely to die.
⭐Why?
If something has survived countless generations and still remains relevant — it’s robust.
1. A book that survived 50 years will survive another 50.
2. A concept that lasted 500 years will likely last another 500.
3. A newly launched idea is the most likely to die.
⭐Why?
If something has survived countless generations and still remains relevant — it’s robust.
November 27, 2025 at 4:37 AM
⭐ The Lindy Effect says:
1. A book that survived 50 years will survive another 50.
2. A concept that lasted 500 years will likely last another 500.
3. A newly launched idea is the most likely to die.
⭐Why?
If something has survived countless generations and still remains relevant — it’s robust.
1. A book that survived 50 years will survive another 50.
2. A concept that lasted 500 years will likely last another 500.
3. A newly launched idea is the most likely to die.
⭐Why?
If something has survived countless generations and still remains relevant — it’s robust.
⭐The Lindy Effect — Why Old Ideas Stay Valuable
This comes from Nassim Nicholas Taleb (author of Antifragile) and is taught in top business & philosophy departments.
📌 The Lindy Effect says:
The future life expectancy of something non-living (like a book, idea, technology) increases with its age.
This comes from Nassim Nicholas Taleb (author of Antifragile) and is taught in top business & philosophy departments.
📌 The Lindy Effect says:
The future life expectancy of something non-living (like a book, idea, technology) increases with its age.
November 27, 2025 at 4:34 AM
⭐The Lindy Effect — Why Old Ideas Stay Valuable
This comes from Nassim Nicholas Taleb (author of Antifragile) and is taught in top business & philosophy departments.
📌 The Lindy Effect says:
The future life expectancy of something non-living (like a book, idea, technology) increases with its age.
This comes from Nassim Nicholas Taleb (author of Antifragile) and is taught in top business & philosophy departments.
📌 The Lindy Effect says:
The future life expectancy of something non-living (like a book, idea, technology) increases with its age.
⭐THE MONEY TALK
Your Wealth = Skills × Reputation × Time
Money does not grow linearly.
It grows as a result of three compounding factors:
1️⃣ Skills
The rarer your skill, the higher your earning ceiling.
2️⃣ Reputation
People pay more to those they trust, admire, or respect.
Your Wealth = Skills × Reputation × Time
Money does not grow linearly.
It grows as a result of three compounding factors:
1️⃣ Skills
The rarer your skill, the higher your earning ceiling.
2️⃣ Reputation
People pay more to those they trust, admire, or respect.
November 27, 2025 at 4:25 AM
⭐THE MONEY TALK
Your Wealth = Skills × Reputation × Time
Money does not grow linearly.
It grows as a result of three compounding factors:
1️⃣ Skills
The rarer your skill, the higher your earning ceiling.
2️⃣ Reputation
People pay more to those they trust, admire, or respect.
Your Wealth = Skills × Reputation × Time
Money does not grow linearly.
It grows as a result of three compounding factors:
1️⃣ Skills
The rarer your skill, the higher your earning ceiling.
2️⃣ Reputation
People pay more to those they trust, admire, or respect.
🌸 Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
– the secret metric of every big business
This one number tells you everything:
👉 How much money will one customer bring you over their entire relationship with your business?
– the secret metric of every big business
This one number tells you everything:
👉 How much money will one customer bring you over their entire relationship with your business?
November 27, 2025 at 4:22 AM
🌸 Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
– the secret metric of every big business
This one number tells you everything:
👉 How much money will one customer bring you over their entire relationship with your business?
– the secret metric of every big business
This one number tells you everything:
👉 How much money will one customer bring you over their entire relationship with your business?
🌸“Start Tiny, Scale Later."
Most people wait for a big idea.
But founders who win start with a micro-version of the idea.
This is referred to as an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).
Why it works:
1. It removes fear
2. It gives real feedback
3. You avoid wasting months building the wrong thing
Most people wait for a big idea.
But founders who win start with a micro-version of the idea.
This is referred to as an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).
Why it works:
1. It removes fear
2. It gives real feedback
3. You avoid wasting months building the wrong thing
November 27, 2025 at 4:20 AM
🌸“Start Tiny, Scale Later."
Most people wait for a big idea.
But founders who win start with a micro-version of the idea.
This is referred to as an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).
Why it works:
1. It removes fear
2. It gives real feedback
3. You avoid wasting months building the wrong thing
Most people wait for a big idea.
But founders who win start with a micro-version of the idea.
This is referred to as an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).
Why it works:
1. It removes fear
2. It gives real feedback
3. You avoid wasting months building the wrong thing
I do not know why, but posting stuff here feels good . Anyways
I have completed Build a Logic Checker App #freecodecamp .
I have completed Build a Logic Checker App #freecodecamp .
November 26, 2025 at 2:09 AM
I do not know why, but posting stuff here feels good . Anyways
I have completed Build a Logic Checker App #freecodecamp .
I have completed Build a Logic Checker App #freecodecamp .
🌿 Wrote something today - check it out
Preview :
👉 Math.random() isn’t truly random — it’s a pseudo-random generator that has quirks & trade-offs.
✨ If you use it wrong (e.g. for security), it can bite back.
📚 Read my full breakdown here:
Preview :
👉 Math.random() isn’t truly random — it’s a pseudo-random generator that has quirks & trade-offs.
✨ If you use it wrong (e.g. for security), it can bite back.
📚 Read my full breakdown here:
Understanding Math.random() in JavaScript — The Most Misunderstood Function
When I first started learning JavaScript, Math.random() felt like magic.
A single function that creates randomness inside your code…
medium.com
November 22, 2025 at 6:19 PM
🌿 Wrote something today - check it out
Preview :
👉 Math.random() isn’t truly random — it’s a pseudo-random generator that has quirks & trade-offs.
✨ If you use it wrong (e.g. for security), it can bite back.
📚 Read my full breakdown here:
Preview :
👉 Math.random() isn’t truly random — it’s a pseudo-random generator that has quirks & trade-offs.
✨ If you use it wrong (e.g. for security), it can bite back.
📚 Read my full breakdown here:
🌿 Why Systems Matter
Most people rely on motivation.
Great people rely on systems.
Because systems do something, motivation never can:
👉 they work even on bad days
👉 they create consistent progress
👉 they remove decision fatigue
👉 they turn chaos into repeatable results
Most people rely on motivation.
Great people rely on systems.
Because systems do something, motivation never can:
👉 they work even on bad days
👉 they create consistent progress
👉 they remove decision fatigue
👉 they turn chaos into repeatable results
November 22, 2025 at 5:43 PM
🌿 Why Systems Matter
Most people rely on motivation.
Great people rely on systems.
Because systems do something, motivation never can:
👉 they work even on bad days
👉 they create consistent progress
👉 they remove decision fatigue
👉 they turn chaos into repeatable results
Most people rely on motivation.
Great people rely on systems.
Because systems do something, motivation never can:
👉 they work even on bad days
👉 they create consistent progress
👉 they remove decision fatigue
👉 they turn chaos into repeatable results