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Paul Graham (Co-founder, Y Combinator) "The way to get startup ideas is not to try to think of startup ideas. It's to look for problems, preferably problems you have yourself." The best startup ideas come from solving real problems, not just brain

Looking for a unique selling point from day one in business is not the right approach as i think because a business is not defined solely by one distinctive feature; rather, it's the culmination of many small factors that contribute to its success an

🤦19 Startup lessons that I wish I knew in January 2024👇 📌Spend money to save time but not time to save money 📌Solve Problems for rich people but not broke people 📌Sell before you build anything 📌You don't manage time, you manage energy 📌S

I have a bunch of boring ideas. But they solve real problems. Looking for a co-founder who’s serious, not flashy. DM if you’re tired of just talking and ready to build.

AI will take your job, not Just because it's much more efficient but it doesn't seek work life balance.

Good to have problems. Play https://unpixel.xyz, it's Wordle, but for Images. Guess the pixelated image in 6 tries with just 1 hint.

Suggest some major problems the people are facing into which there is a scope for business

I shared my mindset or thoughts for all failure & future founders.... If a startup or business fails, it's not necessarily the business idea that failed — it's often the mindset and execution of the founder and their team. The market has room for man