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Everyone should learn how to use AI tools like Chatgpt, Gemini, etc. to streamline their tasks. Although these tools are available for free, some people may not be taking full advantage of them. What's really stopping them from using these tools?

"The concept of Solopreneur is not new but it's gaining hype because of the AI agents and no code dev tools so that people can make money all alone with these assistance! " Are you a solopreneur, share you journey and let's #connect 🤝 Help other

BURNING DESIRE FAITH DECISION IMAGINATION SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE PERSISTENT ORGANIZED PLANING .....These are the steps to become rich without any of them you won't be rich Comment which should be added here other than these...?

I want to ask that since ai is booming so rapidly and with coming up of ai agents,does using these agents is a good idea to create tools for b2b and then sell them . what you'll think about them,does product hunt allowing these as well

Sales is treated like a shitty job globally—because it’s rarely treated as a real role. Most startups don’t even have a dedicated sales person. They assume anyone can pick up a phone and sell. Even when they hire, it’s like: “Here’s a guy from the r

Short-Form Dramas Are Taking Over China! In China, short dramas with episodes under 10 minutes are becoming super popular! Platforms like Douyin and Kuaishou are full of these quick, exciting stories. From love triangles to revenge plots, they h

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I look confident, but every time I become nervous whenever I am in front of 100s of people. I become anxious when I create videos. I become stressed while writing for LinkedIn and other social media. This fear, anxiety, nervousness, and stress wi

What do you think about these no code platforms like bubble and other AI tools for building web & mobile applications? Is this a threat to engineers? Because things gonna evaluate in near future with more developing tools & AI programs.

🗞️ Remote work has become even riskier amid mass layoffs. Experts claim that companies find it easier to let go of remote employees because there is no direct contact with them. Bosses literally hint: if you want to stay, come to the office. Which