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What's the best startup books you've ever read?the one that had the most impact on you and helped you build something.

Arattai’s hype went low for a simple reason People tried Arattai with excitement… but daily habit didn’t form... Curiosity brought installs. Routine decides survival... No drama... Just how humans use apps... what's your opinion..?

This has been the most unexpected result for me this quarter. I thought maybe CDSL would deliver good results this time, but no, it ended up giving poor results.

Hey guys! 👋 Just built this little web app called TimeLoom that shows how many days you've been alive and creates some cool visualizations of your life journey! It even shows how climate has changed during your lifetime. Takes just a few seconds to

the most valuable skill to have is "thinking from first principles." prioritize it over any other skill. it has given me an edge, and it will do the same for you!

Don't just chase trends. The most valuable innovations often come from unexpected places. Instead of asking, "What's the next big thing?" try asking, "What's a small, annoying problem that no one has solved yet?" Look for inspiration in the everyday.

Most startups fail because they solve problems nobody truly has. What to do today: Observe daily frustrations around you. Talk to at least 3 people. Ask: “What annoys you the most in your daily work or life?” Rule: Fall in love with the problem, not

You just spent 18 months and $200K building the "next big thing"... But you have absolutely NO IDEA who wants to buy it 🤦‍♂️ We've all been there. So what's your game plan to avoid this expensive lesson next time? What's the most painful "wrong aud