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Hey everyone, I just launched SmartCompiler, an AI-powered tool that helps developers write, test, and debug code with real-time suggestions and step-by-step explanations. ⚡ Key highlights: AI-assisted coding & debugging Real-time error detection

Common Mistake That Kills Startups 🧨 One of the deadliest mistakes that kills startups early is scaling too soon without product-market fit. Many founders rush into hiring, marketing, and expansion before truly validating their solution with rea

Business isn’t about having the perfect plan from day one. It’s about staying adaptable, learning from mistakes, and constantly refining your approach. Success comes when you stop waiting for the 'right moment' and start making things happen with the

How to Learn Anything in Just 20 Hours You don’t need 10,000 hours to get good at something. Josh Kaufman shows that with the right method, you can learn any new skill fast — in just 20 focused hours. Step 1: Pick Something You Actually Like (Pass

You can build the best product in the world, but if no one knows about it, it doesn’t matter. As developers, we often focus too much on features and forget that marketing and distribution are key, especially in the early days. If people don’t know i

If someone wants to start an ads agency from scratch, what are the key things they should focus on?😊😊 explain in 5 step... If there’s an expert here, please share your insights.👇

Network and Seek Mentorship Connect with other founders, mentors, and investors in your industry. They can offer guidance, open doors to resources, and provide insights from their experience. Learning from those who have been down the same road can

“Every founder has an idea. Very few turn it into a real, growing business. The difference? The right guidance at the right time.” “As a mentor, I help startup founders like you in three ways: 1️⃣ Building – refining your idea, setting systems, and

What business case studies don’t tell you: Reading about a startup hitting ₹1000Cr sounds inspiring. But for a founder with zero revenue, it’s often just noise. Those success stories skip the messy middle—the failures, the doubts, the dead ends nobo