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Thought of an OG idea. After doing some research found out, there are many options in the market and big players are already doing that but I still I think there is a need cause few people I spoke said we need such a product. So is it good to build i

Idea For You Implement Now So guys we all know that India is growing economy and people purchasing power is increasing but India is importing cooling system from foreign countries for making products like car , ac , water cooler and other industr

Just for curiosity 🤔, Why India don't have big product companies like apple, Microsoft etc? India only have big service companies like tcs, Infosys,hcl etc

Jeff Bezos says that the single most important reason most successful companies are in the US is risk capital. In the US, you can raise $50 million in seed funds, and that doesn't work anywhere else. And that's the reason why most of the successful

Why should we work on such an idea that no one has executed yet If we fail in this we will grow by chance .Why should we not work on such a product or service that is already on the market I don't know why they are not innovating and executing them e

Founders are wasting time and capital managing four different partners for their IT, product, and dev needs. That fragmentation is not flexibility. It's an operational tax on your business. The key to rapid scaling is having one, high-context produ

Why are most billionaires engineers? Take almost any big company, whether it's Google, Facebook, Apple, or even Zepto. All these companies were founded by tech engineers, not MBA student. Why? Because these companies often started as side project

All of us are thinking that we are the smartest person in the world . is it really true or we all are living in dilulu ? we start something and when it become successful no matter how. Everyone says we knew that will happen and what if we failed e

THAT'S WHY IT AIN'T GOOD People who think the best products are made based on asking customers what they want, are the ones who can't define the product themselves. In short, observation is an act of brilliance.