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I support the thought of launching the idea in a week and then enhancing based on the customer feedback.

The startup graveyard is full of great ideas. What’s missing? Relentless, boring, uncomfortable execution. Getting feedback that hurts. Iterating in public. Ideas are free. Execution is rare. Best builders know the difference.

3 reasons you're struggling: - You're trying to start too early (without skill) - You're trying to do too many things - You're trying to do everything yourself Pick one, focus on it, and scale.

Hello flower enthusiasts, I'm in the early stages of launching a flower business and am eager to understand the real-world challenges faced when purchasing flowers. Whether you're an individual buying flowers for personal occasions or a business sou

📣 Seeking feedback from my network! Considering launching a hyperlocal Shopify solution tailored for businesses in retail industry. If you're a local business owner or someone passionate about hyperlocal commerce, I'd love to hear your thoughts and

DO NOT STARTUP if you don't have these two things: 1. You're not willing to bet the farm on this business. The startup will take everything you've got to build. Be prepared. If you failed and were asked to start again, would you still bet everything

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🚀 Why You Should Start Your Startup Early — Even With a Job! 💼👶 In today’s fast-moving world, waiting for the “perfect time” might mean never starting at all. Here’s why launching your startup early — even during college or with a job — can be yo

Hi , I am looking to start a sports brand which will include apparels and all sport equipments with my own branding. As a software engineer and zero knowledge on business, I would like to know your opinions including whether it should be a franchise