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Deep down observe people around you , then you will come up with at least 3/4 problems Then solve a problem worth $ something with a solution . If not then never call yourself a founder ever.

I'm 19. I learned the hard way, NEVER DOUBT YOUR INSTINCTS NEVER CHASE VALIDATION NEVER CHASE EXPERIENCE OBSERVE EVERYTHING TAKE OFF EMOTIONS TAKE OFF MOMENTARY DECISIONS PISS OFF THE MOTHERFUCKERS BE GROUNDED GRASP ASAP LIVE IN THE MOMENT OUT

How can one identify their Direct and Indirect Competitors? Note: Please avoid generic answers like 'conduct market research.' Answer detailed, specific methods. Which can be helpful for everyone.

They pretend that, they won't be replaced by AI, just coz it gave wrong answer on Google search. 🤡 but ask the same Q to AI models, Gemini or Grok 🗿

Hello everyone, I am Bhavya from Bhavya Sharma and Associates where we manage multiple startups and organisations for their startup finance, CS and legal services. We handle quite big startups and I am here to answer all your doubts around startups,

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YOU MUST ANSWER THIS - when a lower-middle class family loved ones gets sick/ill. 1) What Emotions do they feel 2) What Qualities does they look for in a healthcare facility. ( please put yourself in their place and answer honestly )- this is for a r

The most important question you need to answer—not for the world, but for yourself—is Why? Why do you want to do this? Ask yourself this question repeatedly until you uncover a clear and powerful reason. Once you have that clarity, shift your focus t

Your Circle: Growth or Comfort? If the people around you don’t push you to grow, they’re not your circle—they’re your cage. Most people never stop to question *why* they surround themselves with certain people. Ask yourself: ✔️ Are they help