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The hardest part is starting. - Starting a project - Starting a habit - Starting a conversation But once you take that first step, the momentum builds and possibilities unfold. Don't wait for perfection or inspiration. Just start.

What's your opinion.. Paul graham said.. Raising money is the second hardest part of starting a startup.

The early bird gets…some alone time at best because the worms start late these days.

The first day of office and I'm so early, no one's here yet 💀 , Why am I so excited and curious? 😤😅

Paul Trillo, an early access user of OpenAI's unreleased Sora model, has created what is being hailed as the *first official music video generated using Sora*. The video was made for indie chillwave musician Washed Out and his new single “The Hardest

Doctors always want to treat diseases at the early stages. AI will have the ability to not only treat but predict and prevent through advanced medical diagnostics. ~ Peter H. Diamandis

One of the Best Advice I got From a Founder Is Before Starting A startup work For A early stage startup for At least A Year. Early Stage Team Building Initial Fund Raising Building A product from Scratch Getting First Users And Many More Things A

Using this for the first time. Shooting my shot before this space gets cluttered. Looking for a techie to join as a freelancer -> founding team -> co-founder/CXO (progression for long term) and work together on an education startup. We are already

"It's good to be touchy about the industry you belong to" -Nikhil Kamath This applies for startups, founders gets obsessed with their company and idea. Founders always need a reality check, it gives us better understanding and acceptance

What is the most important step when starting your first business?