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Most founders hide behind their product too much. People don’t trust a logo. They trust a face, a voice, a real person explaining the “why.” Your product may solve the problem… but you make people believe it’s worth trying. Show up on video. Let p

Dario (Anthropic CEO) thinks we’ll see a billion dollar company with 1 employee in 2026. His advice: “Be ambitious. Even if it doesn’t work, another model will likely come out in 1-3 months that’ll make it work.”

You don’t need a perfect idea to start, you just need to solve a real problem. What matter most is execution. So instead of waiting for the “perfect” idea, ask yourself What real problem have you noticed this week?

Most people chasing funding don’t need VC they need discipline. You don’t have a money problem. You have a focus problem.

most of the ideas I see on platform is like like khud hi Problem banao khud hi uska solution do ,jo problem real me exist ni krti jabarjasti ideas mat create karo Find the Real problem,and uske bad socho Dhandha kaise banega iske upar

If you’re a founder stuck on one specific problem — not generic stuff, but something that’s actually blocking progress — read this. At theCosmic, we’re opening up one slot to work closely with a founder for 45–60 days on one clearly defined proble

In the short run US tariffs might impact the IT and textile sectors the most until a good alternative market opens up we could see a few layoffs in these industries here in India.

Do software engineer worth it now a days because many AI can do the same work today like Devin AI.

Most founders don’t have a marketing problem—they have a confusing offer. If a stranger can’t explain your offer in 1 sentence after 10 minutes, you’re leaking sales. Fix: Outcome → Timeframe → Proof → Next step. Example: “We get real-estate leads in