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Why Solving a Real Problem is the Key to Startup Success Most startups fail not because their idea is bad, but because no one really needs it. Before building anything, ask: - Is there a real problem? - Are people searching for a solution? - Will t

Sales looks easy when u study it, but once u’re actually doing it, it’s tough. Marketing, on the other hand, is one of the best ways to grow your startup/businesses —it pays off when u put in the hard work.

Democracy Works When People Are Intelligent. Dictatorship Works When Govt Is Intelligent. Do you guys agree on this?

Why does UX matter? It's not about a pretty screen, but to have a purpose behind it. Disclaimer: This is not based on any specific problem statement; there might be space to grow.

Here another one - What's your opinion on this and how govt can actual work - not just do time pass .

When a customer has a problem, I see it as my problem too. Actually, every issue on the internet feels like my responsibility. This mindset pushes me to work harder and find better solutions.

Want a break? I don’t have a Kitkat to offer you but here’s some food for thought you might need... Your are either a success or a failure each day 📅, Is it hard? do you feel like you did not just fail, but failed by not even trying… Most of our a

What do you think is something that is always in the way when you want to get something done? it could be anything!

DSA Day 1: What problem-solving really means (before writing any code) Before jumping into arrays, stacks, or LeetCode, let’s clear one thing. DSA is not about memorizing solutions. It’s about learning how to think. When you see a problem, always