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Win ₹1,000 for Solving a Real Problem! Atyant's Ninja Technique Challenge is live! Share a problem you solved in your own way — no copying, no internet hacks. Best entry wins: 🏆 ₹1,000 cash 🌟 Feature on Atyant’s site 💼 LinkedIn shoutout How to ent

What current problems do you see in the world that can be solved by technology and can possibly be picked up by a start-up? I am genuinely just looking for good ideas. You give a problem and maybe we brainstorm a solution 🧠.

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

Ever stayed up at night worrying about something? A missed deadline. A lack of monetization. That quiet, creeping feeling of worthlessness. You probably spent days, maybe weeks, maybe months worrying about the same problem. Now tell me honestly: Di

*No matter how sharp your skills are, sometimes the solution isn’t force—it’s understanding.* 🐊💧 This powerful image reminds us that every challenge comes with its own unique solution. Before acting, pause to truly understand the problem’s nature.

Education isn't broken; attention is. While YouTube and AI revolutionize learning, edtech startups like Byju's, Stoa, and Blulearn are chasing mirages. The real challenge? Sparking curiosity in a world of endless distractions. True innovation l

While everyone’s focused on AI, Google just broke time. Their quantum chip, Willow, cracked a problem that would outlast the universe — in just 5 minutes. And this is only the beginning… Here’s why Willow could reshape humanity by 2030. Google’s

A framework for finding ideas for a startup It's very simplistic, but it clearly categorizes the approaches The logic is simple: if you haven't encountered a problem and you're not familiar with it, it's very difficult to make a good product. Wit

I need a great team to execute my startup idea. But before further talks let's know what problem will be solved by us. Problem: when travelling to a new place for tourism, it comes with the challenge of unfamiliarity People face hurdles when it come

Design is not subjective; it is strategic: While prototyping for this theme park, gamification includes a narrative structure, exploring both offline and online routes for visitors. The goal is not only to engage them but also to retain their intere