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Most startups fail because they solve problems nobody truly has. What to do today: Observe daily frustrations around you. Talk to at least 3 people. Ask: “What annoys you the most in your daily work or life?” Rule: Fall in love with the problem, not

Fall in love with the customer's problem, not your solution.

Everytime you fall in love with a process, place or person - You learn to fall in love with the incoming ones better ! Without love existing for either of them, one can never embrace the present, learn from the past and welcome the future 😇 The ul

A quote I really liked: Fall in love with a problem, not a solution. Most people recommend founders to be persistent, but many of us fall in love with a product, ending up wasting years building something nobody wants.

LET'S DISCUSS! WHAT ARE YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH YOU PLANNING TO AUTOMATE A BUSINESS "Hardware and Sanitary", It comes with a cost of place, Even for a single day you can't leave your shop! Too much of Competition! HOW WILL YOU DO IT? BEST MINDS ↓

You can't get love from each and every individual. If you try to fix this, you will just fall into huge regret realizing how much time you've wasted seeking love from everyone. FIX YOURSELF AND YOUR LIFE. REST ALL WILL GET FIXED ON ITS OWN.

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Get money first .... Fall in love later #MondayMotivation

Start with a PROBLEM, not an idea 💡 Most failed startups began with a "cool idea" looking for a problem to solve. The winners? They started with a painful problem they understood deeply. Here's why this matters: 🎯 Problems validate demand befor