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Paul Graham (Co-founder, Y Combinator) "The way to get startup ideas is not to try to think of startup ideas. It's to look for problems, preferably problems you have yourself." The best startup ideas come from solving real problems, not just brain

💡 I have a few mobile app ideas — focused on solving real problems and creating value. I believe with the right guidance, mentorship, and funding, these ideas can turn into something impactful. #StartupJourney #BuildYourLife #MobileApps #TimeIsNow #

What excites you most about AI in problem-solving? 1️⃣ Creating new solutions for real-world problems 2️⃣ Enhancing and optimizing existing solutions 3️⃣ Not sure, but AI's potential is intriguing

B2B isn't just about selling, it's about solving complex problems for other businesses. Unlike B2C (Business-to-Consumer) where impulse and emotion often drive purchases, B2B decisions are typically rational, involve multiple stakeholders, have longe

I have some startup ideas which are new in the market but are solving a lot of current problems...i just think and stop because i don't have funds, i Don't have a core team...share your opinions on this

Building two companies taught me: Innovation isn't just about new ideas, it's about solving real problems. Grateful for every challenge that led to growth. #BusinessLessons

Product market fit happens when you have considerable paying customers willing to he acquired without you having to spend much on acquiring them. Customers with similar problem profile which is now being solved by your product. Dont assume, chase sc

ENGINEERS WOULD LOVE THIS !! ❤️ Building a platform where you can solve real world problems across different subjects — brainstorm ideas, explore solutions. All that with the power of LLMs Think leetcode but for engineering problems 🧠