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💡 Business Idea: Rage Room 👨‍💻 Concept: In a rage room, people can release their pent-up frustration by destroying old household items like outdated TVs, old computers, broken microwaves, worn-out furniture, mirrors, and even their grandmother’s

Hey, I'm thinking to open an Rage room business in Kolkata. Where you can pay to break things. What's your thoughts? It'll start from Rs 10 package (Blasting balloons) to breaking Rs 300 (Breaking bear bottles, tv, fridge and many more). I want your

Just launched something mildly useful (and dangerously honest). It’s called LeakSnitch (www.leaksnitch.com) a Chrome extension that watches what you’re typing into ChatGPT, Bard, Claude, etc., and politely freaks out when you try to leak things li

SCAM ALERT: YOU ARE GETTING SCAMMED BY SO CALLED YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS ‼️ Most of us search videos related to start-ups on YouTube and we see the " Young influencers - Entrepreneurs " like ISHAN SHARMA , IMAN GADZHI , and idk more tbh. These people c

💸 The EMI Epidemic- The silent trap that’s swallowing an entire generation- one “milestone” at a time. Most Indian graduates start their careers earning < ₹50K/month at 22 or 23. By the time they’re 27 or 28, many manage to reach ₹1-2L/month. Sou

There’s a big gap between what people want to eat and what they trust. Even though more are moving towards organic and clean eating, most brands still fail to gain that trust. With rising concerns about harmful ingredients and malnutrition in kids, p

After raising more than $ 45 million of investor money, here are 5 harsh truths I have learned about fundraising. 1. Investors don’t fund ideas. They fund traction. You might have the smartest solution in the room, but if you don’t have real users,

It starts with a CD and a stamp. Not a pitch deck. Not a visionary memo. Just a car ride, a rant about Blockbuster late fees, and a weird little test: mail a CD in an envelope, see if it survives. That’s how Netflix got started—before the red envel