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Most of the problems can be solved sitting quietly in a room just by sitting in a room alone and free mind. The chaos kills the creativity to see and some problems that are very visible

How to gain 1 Million Downloads ? 😌 Answer: be fast Short Term and Fast Paced World 👉 Speed > perfection. The world moves fast, keep up. 👉 Short-term wins = long-term gains. Don’t get stuck planning forever. 👉 Adaptability = survival. Change

**Day 37: Progress > Perfection** 🚧✅ On Day 37 of the #FounderJourney, here's a reminder we all need: **Done is better than perfect — especially in startups.** It’s tempting to wait until it’s 100% polished before shipping. But in the real world,

How to Build a Great Startup in a Nutshell Solve a real problem, not just a cool idea. Talk to users early, build fast, and improve based on feedback. Keep your solution simple at first—focus on what works, not perfection. Don’t fear failure; adapt

Developers assemble!Apps like Zomato & Zepto load high quality images pretty fast and smooth.How can this be achieved? I am currently using list view builders along with cached network images in S3; each image being <2MB.If you any efficient approac

sir I have a momo shop with a lots of variety which is very popular in our locality. I am very confident on my product quality and taste. I want to open more outlet in some premium location, so I need an investor to make this business big. it's my dr

HI we are premium quality veg /non-veg fast food like momos,spring rolls, fish snaks , manufacturing and supply in a very small scale , we need funding to grow our business . we don't know how to apply . pls anyone help us

Here are the five very very important points for launching a successful D2C brand: 1.Achieve Product-Market Fit: Ensure your product solves a real customer need; test and refine it first. 2.Execute Quickly and Iterate: Launch fast with an MVP, t

🚨 Lesson Learned: AI ≠ Auto-Deploy I recently tried using a popular coding agent to refactor and improve the quality of some backend code. It looked great on the surface — clean code, smart structure, fast output. But when I ran it… nothing worked