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How Many of You All Agree that "Solving Rich People Problems Pay Well "

You don't necessarily have to be absolutely competent in solving customers' problems to earn a good amount of money; all you need is to be a little intelligent in understanding how the fundamentals of money and business work in relation to the custom

What I've Learned till now since 2023 - → Great ideas need execution, not excuses. - → Data isn’t the new oil; it’s the new dirt. Dig deep. - → Want growth? Start by pruning dead leads. - → Branding is like dating; stop chasing everyone. - → RO

i am reading about email marketing THE INVISIBLE SELLING MACHINE by ryan deiss and absolutely loving it

Mc Donalds is Mc Donalds by selling vadapav Star bucks is Starbucks by selling cutting chai ==> No idea is big or small what matters Is the execution

How is Indian sportstech ecosystem doing? Is the business worth solving problems? How’s been the adoption by the users so far?

Compared to big Ecom brands, what are the main problems small ecom sellers face and is worth solving for?

Compared to big Ecom brands, what are the main problems small ecom sellers face and is worth solving for?

Problems can be solved, Inconvenience is Subjective. Whenever solving the problem address the inconveniences first and plan on overcoming it this will ensure smoothness

Paul Graham (Co-founder, Y Combinator) "The way to get startup ideas is not to try to think of startup ideas. It's to look for problems, preferably problems you have yourself." The best startup ideas come from solving real problems, not just brain