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It's been a while I've joined this platforms and already seen some good idea's, looking forward to make some friends with great mindset.

Rule: Research-First, Apply-Later Development - Always rely on the most up-to-date and official documentation. - For every process, research first, then design, build, and apply. - Before implementing new features or designs, conduct research to ensu

People chase success like it’s a destination. But success is not a place you reach— it’s a mirror that reflects who you became while trying. If the mirror shows discipline, clarity, and courage— you’ve already won, even before the world notices.

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

Most founders skip the ONE step that separates winners from failures: proper market research. The research-obsessed founders: Build billion-dollar companies Everyone else: Join the startup graveyard I just published a free comprehensive guide wher

Most startups fail before launch not because of bad ideas, but because of blind optimism. Founders fall in love with the product, not the problem. They spend months perfecting logos, websites, and pitch decks—but never validate whether customers actu

In my recent experience while building Patholite I got to know that Before starting the development we should properly research about the market, customers, through cold calling atleast know their opinion, ask about their problems which they are curr

SERIOUSLY BRUHH?? every business idea post i see here nowadays consists of people who didn't even think for a while.. everyone either wants to start a dating app and they don't even know the scope of it or even the revenue model etc and some here ha