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One moment, I’m deeply focused on my project or idea, thinking this could be the one - something I can build, get paid for, and maybe turn into a big business. But the next moment, I hear about an AI that can do the same thing for free with just two

Most people think business is about having the best idea. It’s not. It’s about being the one who communicates that idea the clearest. I’ve seen brilliant founders stay invisible because they couldn’t explain what they do in 20 seconds. And I’ve see

the book name 'the Subtle art of not giving f*uck by Mark Manson' in which I read a one paragraph which is "Do Something" and after that thinking about This "Do something" kill your procrastination , your pending work, your idea which is not move for

Don’t Build Yet - First Make Sure Your Startup Idea Actually Matters Everyone’s had that one idea the kind you are excited about at 2 AM thinking, “This could be big” So you grab a notebook or open your phone and start typing a few days later you ar

Poe is an amazing ai idea . Finding different ai at one place to do different tasks is amazing. Got to know about this and was surprised to find it very good . Able to do different things at a single place is good as some ai is good for one thing whe

Ever notice how day just disappears when you’re doing something you care about? One small fix, one idea and suddenly it’s dark outside 😅 Guess that’s what building something from the heart feels like!

I’m Starting Something New — But I Need Help 🙏 Hi everyone, I’ve been dreaming about starting my own design agency for a while now. I love creating, but more than that, I want to build something that connects people—designers and clients—in a bett

Open Ai just released open models that can work on normal gpus and all, even big companies making things that will not require high end gpus to work, and I have a similar idea which was also in the medial showcase but was not even selected in the to

You’ll learn more in one hour of doing something than in a lifetime of thinking about it. — Marc Randolph