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Don’t try to go fast when building a startup. Take it slow and enjoy the process. Fast doesn’t guarantee consistency but being slow and steady does. If you wanna raise funding and flex, that’s a different story 😄

How to will be successful in every stage ? ' If you feel like you're comfortable, Do something to make yourself to uncomfortable. That's way you will GROW 🏆. - Always take hard decisions in your Early stage of your carrer. - Don't worry

✦ If you have a written idea -- try to draw it ✦ If you have a visual idea -- try to write it ✦ If you have a numerical idea -- try to explain it out loud The process of transforming the idea from one language to another can produce a new perspect

In my opinion finding a unorganised sector and creating a solution for it and making it an organised sector is the biggest idea that has worked for everyone till now. So if you are someone trying to be a entrepreneur then try understanding the sect

ould you like to try making this dish? 💀💀 I think you should taste it at least once

I don’t understand why Sam wouldn’t make it. If OpenAI builds it, Perplexity will be dead + they can actually end Google’s search dominance. 🤷🏻‍♂️

It you are an Entrepreneur or had a business can you tell what were the crucial mistakes you made or things that went wrong that should have been avoided and new founders should not make those mistakes. It can be anything. Please write it down woul

What do you think should be the goal of a startup in it's first year? Should it be profit, or customers or product development or what?

Your hook is not bad, but the content is. If you're not getting enough engagement, you might be making this mistake. Here’s the solution in just two points: ↳ Address the person (it can be you, your audience, or any specific name if relevant). ↳

Business tips 101: Have a vision. Have discipline. Don’t complain. Don’t fear failure. Don’t waste time. Don’t play victim. Don’t make excuses. Have high standards. Don’t chase shortcuts. Don’t stay comfortable. Don’t undervalue yourself.