Entrepreneurship| Startup | Mindset on Instagram: "In 1995, Mark Cuban co-founded Broadcast.com, pioneering online audio and video streaming. As the dot-com boom surged, he scaled the company at lightning speed. By 1999, he sold it to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in stock-right before the bubble burst. Cuban's timing was flawless. He cashed out before Yahoo's stock collapsed, securing his billionaire status. It was a bold play that showed his knack for spotting trends early and making high-stakes bets

MacroGlide on Instagram: "Amazon survived the dot-com crash by prioritizing cash flow and operational discipline when thousands of internet companies collapsed from reckless spending. After losing more than 90% of its stock value between 2000 and 2001, Jeff Bezos cut costs aggressively, laid off about 15% of staff, shut unprofitable projects, and focused on turning core retail operations profitable. Crucially, Amazon had raised roughly $700 million in bonds in early 2000 just before markets froz