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Paul Graham (Co-founder, Y Combinator) "The way to get startup ideas is not to try to think of startup ideas. It's to look for problems, preferably problems you have yourself." The best startup ideas come from solving real problems, not just brain

Feeling out of ideas the do this : - Read book (always work) - Go on a walk - Write things down - Ask people about their problems Save this if it helps !

You don't have ideas because you don't read. You can't articulate ideas because you don't write. You can't leverage ideas because you don't build. You feel bored, anxious, or overwhelmed because your mind wants ideas to flow but you won't let them

Hard Pill To Swallow: 💊 Robots aren’t stealing your future - they’re taking the boring jobs.  Meanwhile: - Some YouTuber made six figures sharing what she loves.  - A teen's random app idea just got funded. - My friend quit banking to teach codin

Let's avoid promoting creator-follower dynamics here. Asking for followers won't lead to fame. Instead, create something revolutionary, and I'll follow you on my own terms.

Don’t try to predict what’s gonna happen instead fix your problems by taking the right actions if you need someone to guide you you can consult a professional on hexpertify.com

I've been using MEDIAL for the past two weeks, and after coming across several posts about startup ideas (at least two to three of which were similar to ones I've been thinking for a while), I couldn't help but ask myself: How safe is it to share you

Have you ever been denied an appraisal? How did the discussion go? Was just told that I won't be getting it after working hard all year. Feel betrayed.

Hey 👋, All the Programmers and Learning Freaks Out there! I just wanted to ask what are the problems you face while learning to code? And what solutions do you want for those problems. Let me Know In the Comments Below 👇 😅 Just another Ed-Tech

Sam Altman emphasizes that good ideas don't come from working alone. Instead, you need a group of smart people to share and discuss your thoughts with. He believes that ideas are born from conversations, not from sitting by yourself and brainstor