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Most of the startup ideas pop by solving your own problems

What is the biggest fear of startup founders? And how do they handle it? Basically, what are the common problems faced by most startups?

Most of my revenue-making apps? They’re the ones I built to solve my own problems. I use them daily → they turned out useful for others too. Build for yourself first. Chances are, you’re not alone.

Are you building features, or are you solving customer problems? Don't lose sight of the difference.

Don’t join a startup if you… 1. Think of work as a checklist of tasks. Startups aren’t about completing tasks—they’re about solving problems until you succeed. It takes grit, not just to-do lists. 2. Crave free time. Startups are not 9 to 5. They'r

I have seen so many early stage founders focus more on raising money than solving real problems Truth is: you can either build for funding or build for traction Both paths are valid but rarely at the same time Qus: Which one are you choosing right

I have seen so many early stage founders focus more on raising money than solving real problems Truth is: you can either build for funding or build for traction Both paths are valid but rarely at the same time Qus: Which one are you choosing right

What an amazing community to build, network and grow! Are there any doctors around here? I would love to see what they are upto. Since the time I've come to this app, I have seen alot of peoplen trying to build a startup but tbh, im still to see one

Want to know why most startups fail? The answer lies in the Valley of Value Creation. Here's what I learned about creating true value in business: • You must find the sweet spot between rare AND valuable • Building what YOU want isn't enough •

Most people think entrepreneurship is just about “being your own boss” and working on your own terms. But behind the scenes, founders are juggling product-market fit, cash flow, hiring, testing, pitching, and pivoting often all in the same week. Wh