HeyJaredGrowth Garage
I write about growth, both personal and professional. Specifically, startups in India I dream, learn, and do new things. Because what's life without a new dream?
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The Build vs Buy Tree Grew a Third and a Fourth Branch (opens the original)
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I spent 3 years of my founder life among Silicon valley folks, trying to sell an AI infrastructure tool to AI engineers. Between the US and India, I spoke to more than 500 of them. Seed-stage founders in SoMa, cafes in Noi valley, lofts of Mission District. Ai events were full of Heads of Data and AI of Unicorns, some IPO-bound, rewiring themselves from software-first to agent-first.In 2025 they all started asking “Why would I buy this when I can build it in a weekend?”That question killed a lot
The Last Unbranded Sense: Sound (opens the original)
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My gym changed its music, and it ruined my workout in a way I could not immediately explain. Ok a confession - I am a Zumba person, not a gym person. For five years in my twenties I trained in Latin rhythm, salsa and bachata. At some point, the music stopped being sound and became a signal. When I hear that pace now, my body and brain know that it is time to workout. That is not a taste or preference. It is conditioning.So when the floor music switched to high-energy Bollywood, the problem was w
Who Owns the World’s Most Valuable Health Dataset? (opens the original)
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Every quarter, boAt and Noise fight over strap colours and battery life. Titan defends premium. Ultrahuman leans harder into metabolic scores. Apple sells the ecosystem. From the outside, this looks like a hardware category maturing in the usual boring way.It isn’t. The hardware may be the bait. The real business, the one that will outlast every strap and buckle, is the dataset attached to your body.I have been sitting with this thesis for the last two months, trying to work out where a data-fly
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