Hey everyone, help me I'm confused. I have 3 great startup ideas which currently no one is doing... 100% unique, problem solving and having scalable scope in future and emerging market of all ideas. How to decide that on which startup idea I have to
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The next billionaire
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Start to validate your idea first before jumping into conclusions. You will always think your idea is great but it’s the people who need to decide if they even need it or not.
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I’ve an idea and wanted to discuss but I’m not sure is it good platform to discuss i mean there’s always a possibility that idea might be executed by someone before me. Even if idea is mine. Need your guidance on this
