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What’s One Piece of Advice You Wish You Had When Starting Your First Business? Looking back, we all have that one piece of advice we wish someone had told us before diving into entrepreneurship. For me, it’s this: Focus on solving a real problem, no

As new technologies emerge daily, I envision a future where AI-powered homes become a reality. Imagine controlling not just your house, but also your car and virtually everything through your mobile device. I know this is going to be too much costly,

🤝 Missing essential CRM features? Question: Which feature do you wish your CRM had? #CRM #SalesForce #CustomerSuccess

In our busy lifes, Money is valuable but not as your Time. Your time is valuable but not as valuable as your Health. Priorities yourself (Health>Time>Money)

Branding is the key!! Many founders just call themselves as a brand or term their product/service as a brand. But it is not what you say, it is what your 'CUSTOMER' says about you.

this is the problem everyone is steeling data and not much is done as nothing seems traceable

Freshworks announced a layoff. Stock up 30%. This is a feature of capitalism. Not a bug.

Most “idea-stage” pitches fail because the founder is too focused on the product. Building the product is the fun part. But that’s not what investors buy into - especially early. They’re not investing in your features. They’re investing in: a. Your

90% of startups fail. The #1 killer? Not competition. It's founder stubbornness. 5 signs you need to pivot : 1. You're solving a problem that doesn't exist A great product without a real need is just an expensive hobby. Validate the problem, not