I'm seriously frustrated being trapped in this cage of jobs. I am still a student and I don't know why everyone around me thinks that placements are best. Personally for me I can't really convince myself for getting a 9-5 restricted job. I am always
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Anonymous 1
Hey I am on Medial • 11m
By the sound of it you won’t really like it, but research is the first step. A founder/entrepreneur should know each and everything about the particular industry.
Hii smart people !!
How should you conduct market research after developing a business idea? What are the step-by-step approaches to effective market research?
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Sourav Mishra
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Codestam Technologies • 6d
Entrepreneur myths nobody tells you:
More sales ≠ less stress
Funding won’t fix a broken model
Hustle culture is a trap
Most of your friends won’t get it
Success is lonely sometimes, and that’s fine
Learn the game. Play it smart.
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Aman meshram
Finding business gap... • 8m
According to some research to achieve SOUND SLEEP the room temperature must be 20°C or less.
how do u do the research about a specific market/industry let say gaming so how will u research on this industry??
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Parth Srivastava
A nerdy bug 🐛 • 2m
May sound noob but what exactly makes DEEPSEEK better than other ai as I don't believe benchmarks much, I only understand that till now DEEPSEEK didn't use supervised learning unlike other llms so it learns at each step on its own, other AIs couldn't
I just want to say one thing
if an entrepreneur starts something it should create a legacy that can be carried by the next generation.
I know money is everything but the cause behind the money should also sound something grateful to say it out loud
As a founder, it is preferable to be the worst coder but the most knowledgeable one about everything.
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Sajin
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Foundation • 4m
Lets learn building startups from VCs who meets 10000+ founders every year!
The following is a 6-Steps Blueprint to build a business by Antler VC!
The video explains them easily in a very interesting VC perspective!
Step 1: Tough Questions for F