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Tip no-1 : Start small, think big. Every giant company started as an idea. Focus on solving a problem, and scale from there.

What do you think is the biggest challenge farmers face today? How can we, as a community, support them better? Share your thoughts!

The Silver Lining: Every challenge in entrepreneurship is a learning opportunity. The ability to adapt, persevere, and innovate amid adversity sets successful entrepreneurs apart. Embracing challenges as part of the process and cultivating a problem-

Every startup founder knows from the outset that there are going to be obstacles. But sometimes, they can still surprise you — whether that’s because you just didn’t anticipate them, you’re unsure of the best way to respond, or you don’t yet have the

Beyond the Unicorns are we Neglecting the Real Startup Heroes? We talk a lot about a billion-dollar unicorns, but what about the smaller startups that are solving real problems in our communities? Are we giving enough attention and support to entre

Hello! I would love to hear your valuable feedback on our idea. The idea is : We aim to provide home repair services (such as electricians, plumbing, etc.) to customers within 30-40 minutes of their request. The Pain Points We are solving: 1. No

What do you guys think the reason for lack of skilled people in India? And why is no one solving for such a large problem? How can one should go through solving this problem?

I had a great idea To keep a start-up in which there are two categories, one is for small farmers and other is for big farmers. This is multipli business , in this we can add whatever we want to get profit and also very helpful for society Here we

The rebranding "worked" for Jaguar :) Maybe there's no such thing as bad publicity?