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Most people think entrepreneurship is just about “being your own boss” and working on your own terms. But behind the scenes, founders are juggling product-market fit, cash flow, hiring, testing, pitching, and pivoting often all in the same week. Wh

Zomato vs ONDC Problem- Zomato is charging high commissions from restaurants which forces them to increase the prices on the platform. End consumer has no choice since they are used to the button dabao delivery pao thing very much. Solution- order

I am working on someone research and I want to know some details about "India Mart" like what is the exact problem they serve and what is their business model and their numbers. Thanks for the help in advance.

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

The temperature in my area is above 49°C today, and there is a significant water scarcity. I see a huge opportunity in this space. Are there any startups working on this problem, and how are they solving it?

Hello Folks, I am looking for someone in the core team who is from the Agriculture domain or equally keen on solving the problem in Agri space. please check out the idea. https://medial.app/idea/aravalli-agritech-a1e2570cde68c Thanks Arpit Jain

If you got an idea, Before posting & asking for co-founder / investor on medial please do some research, prepare a document what problem we are solving, how we are solving, What cost it takes to solve, the cost we are putting to solve is cheaper that

What’s One Piece of Advice You Wish You Had When Starting Your First Business? Looking back, we all have that one piece of advice we wish someone had told us before diving into entrepreneurship. For me, it’s this: Focus on solving a real problem, no

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

🪐 Cool news: A UK company made a watch inspired by the Apollo lunar missions. 🚀 The DSKY Moonwatch looks like the computer astronauts used to control the spacecraft. It has a keyboard, calculator, and GPS. 💰 It costs £659 (~$800), similar to an