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"Hi! We're working on an innovative platform aimed at revolutionizing the way patients and doctors manage medical records. Imagine a secure, centralized system where patients can effortlessly store and share their health data while doctors can upd

most of the entrepreneur trying to solve Healthcare problem by their superficial level knowledge... i.e record of patients,medicine,blood investigation.... But real problem exists inside Hospital Thatswhy if you really wants to solve it you must

Scott Gorlick shared the problems that startups face and how Uber sailed through that phase. How the company overcame the chicken and egg problem, which is a common challenge faced by startups. The problem is that the company needs both riders and

Hii Guys 👋🏻 Need your Opinion 😀 ............... I came up with an idea that what if....‼️ there is a mobile app which help you to get counseling at a local medicos or a doctor as per the user choice and the medicine will be deliverd by Blinkit

How to get rejected instantly by Investors in 3 Ways: ❌ 1. The Timing Mistake: Chicken-Egg Problem Most founders: "I need money to start building" Smart founders: Build first, raise later = Progress beats promises 2. The Glamour Trap: Fancy Show

This Bihari Startup Solves major agricultural problem‼️ Too Much Of AI and tech, now let's dive into some agricultural stuff. Krishify: Founded by Rajesh Ranjan, an IIT Kharagpur alumni. Krishify has developed a social networking, trading, and know

Scale until something breaks, then fix it. Amazon followed a simple rule while growing: keep expanding until something breaks, then fix it. At first, Amazon only sold books. As more customers started ordering, their warehouses couldn’t handle the

Here are my 4 lessons to avoid chicken or egg problem in marketplaces. ( Implementing in UnleashIT) 1. Target your niche first: Find the small groups in your community that care most about your marketplace. Ex: Uber started with “rich bros” gettin

Don't start a business before knowing this.. Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Peter Thiel, Jeff Bezos and countless extremely successful entrepreneurs said the same thing.. Don't start a business unless you are deeply passionate about the idea or

This is the most Infamous StartUp failure in History…… “Back in 2003, Stanford University's dropout, Elizabeth Holmes, wanted to build a device that could perform many tests with just a few drops of blood.” “That was a great idea, and she got initi