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Have you ever considered the importance of finding the right co-founder for your startup? How do you approach the search for someone who not only shares your vision and values, but also brings complementary skills and experiences to the table? Share

The Challenges Startups Facing- Building a startup is not just about innovation; it's about overcoming challenges every day. Funding is hard to secure, and rejection is part of the journey. Finding the right talent that aligns with your vision is

Today marks exactly 1 month since I soft launched our sticky game 'hotlapdaily': - 900 DAU and growing - ~20k users have played our game - 2.7 min avg active time - 81% traffic from peer shares - O$ ad spend We received a lot of excitement and feedba

Game Plan, Strategies & Hard Work Can Only Take you So Far. But The Ultimate Success You get By Getting Obsessed With Your Work.

i think chess is like coding. at first, it's all about strategy, clean moves, perfect logic, elegant plans. but then, reality kicks in. a bug shows up. a mistake from 3 moves ago comes back to haunt you. you're improvising. adapting. surviving.

The Solo Founder's Dilemma: Why Finding a Co-Founder Is So Hard? You have a brilliant idea, a solid business plan, and the drive to build a startup. But there's a missing piece, a co-founder. You've heard stats where startups with co-founders have h

🔥 Why Is It So Damn Hard to Find the Right Co-Founder?! Everyone talks about “finding a co-founder” like it’s a swipe-right moment. But the truth? It’s like finding someone who shares your brain, your passion, and your madness — all at once. You d

“What’s harder as a founder? 💰 Raising money 👥 Finding your first 100 customers Drop your vote below. share your ideas about this .” “Chase the vision, not the money. The money will end up following you.” — Tony Hsieh

Every No Brings You Closer to Your First Yes Being a co-founder isn’t hard because of the product. It’s hard because getting your first clients feels impossible. You’ll get ignored, Rejected, Questioned. But here’s the thing: every “no” is just one

Building a personal brand isn’t hard—it’s uncomfortable. Everyone talks about the benefits: →More visibility. →Better opportunities. →Stronger connections. But no one talks about the hard parts: →Sharing your thoughts feels scary. →Staying co