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Every startup sounds genius in the pitch. Every candidate sounds perfect on paper. Neither means much without execution. In the end, it’s: → Can this product actually solve pain? → Can this person actually own outcomes? Hiring tip: Trade credentials

I’ve got an idea that’s user validated, has product-market fit, and solves a real pain point. But I’m stuck on what to do next. If anyone here has taken an idea to an actual product, I’d truly appreciate your guidance on the next steps.

A business wants money. But sales are broken. Money is Point B. Fixing sales is the bridge. Don’t motivate solve the real problem. Your product must be the vehicle that takes them from where they are to what they want. That’s how you sell.

We bootstrapped & built Pushpakaka Ride Services to solve a key pain point : drivers get only 75-80% from uber, ola etc., We offer 100% income with zero "0" commissions.Our beta app is live at pushpakarides.com. Seeking ₹10 Cr funding to go public.

"Startup success isn’t about big markets. It’s about finding painful problems." Google solved: ‘How do I find anything fast?’ Uber solved: ‘Why can’t I get a cab?’ Pick a pain, solve it better than anyone. That’s your billion-dollar play.” “In the

MailChimp’s Bootstrapping Journey: From Garage to $12B 🚀 The Problem:In 2001, Ben Chestnut and Dan Kurzius started MailChimp as a side project. No VC funding, just a small web design agency struggling to meet client demands for email newsletters.

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