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Recently I encountered with several post regarding entrepreneur who are trying to build their own problem or just doing anything to start a startup. I would say startup is not about solving problem it is about finding opportunity And if that opport

What if you found the solution to your education problems or those of your younger ones? I'm searching for a good problem statement related to EdTech and online education. We encounter issues daily in our education and think, 'If only there was a

India's 1B+ Daily Calls = A ₹10,000+ Cr Opportunity? Every call starts with a "tring-tring" dial tone-wasted seconds. What if that time earned you free talk time or data instead? An opt-in Call-Time Ads model replaces the ring-back tone with a 5-se

Learn Faster, Build Smarter Most developers don’t have a learning problem—they have a filtering problem. In a world flooded with tutorials, frameworks, and shiny tools, here are 7 underrated secrets that truly accelerate learning: 1. Build Before

Brain breaking Thoughts DAY-3! Imagine a world where YOU decide what to study—more life skills, less boring theory? Ya phir ye azaadi sirf ek illusion hai? 🤔 I thinkk:- Only by imagination of this world my excitement towards going school and lea

To develop a complete mind: study the science of art. Learn how to see. Realize that everything is connects the everything else. Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by a ability to climb a tree, it will live it's entire life believing that

📌Carpet dry cleaning Dry cleaning of carpets 😀 conducting a “field” test, at this stage it is necessary to learn how to use the device itself, plus study the features of individual pitfalls of this business, in particular, stain removal is most op

Steps to Becoming a Successful Developer 1. Learn the basics: Understand the internet, computer science concepts, and a programming language. 2. Build projects: Start small, break down problems, and learn from mistakes. 3. Master version control: Le

Technical books, especially in engineering, are often filled with dense theory that makes learning feel monotonous. I plan to change that by creating a series of books on technical subjects, starting with mechanical engineering, that take a completel