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I have a small suggestion for guys.if you want to be an entrepreneur . Try boring problems to solve.It is underrated every tells you follow your passion that's bullshit. Do what you can do better than others. Don't follow fancy ideas most not gonna w

While travelling through the country for educational purposes I got an idea of making the journey more productive in terms of knowledge and experience. My idea is to make a website/app where people (usually solo travelers via train), while booking

Stuck at decision making ? Prompts4U Day #2 Need advisor ? I want you to act as expert advisor in matter related to (...) Do Identify cognitive biases that may be impacting the decision-making process concerning [decision/problem] and propose s

“Follow your passion” is a trap. The real move is finding the overlap: What excites you × What people actually pay for.

Why "Follow Your Passion" Can Be Terrible Startup Advice... We hear it constantly in the startup world: "Follow your passion!" It sounds inspiring, right? But honestly, as practical advice for building a sustainable business, it can sometimes be m

Why are Indians shitting on Indians for not making LLM? Themselves not doing anything and finding faults, Europeans are not shitting on their own countrymen.

Founders are often clueless about many things, but they're never clueless about their passion.

People who are willing to start their journey as an entrepreneur should definitely follow this guy.

The advice to "follow your passion" and "do what you're good at" is BULLSHIT. Success isn't about you - it's about solving problems people will pay for. Entrepreneurs who win detach from their own interests and look at the market rationally. They

The Messy Truth About Passion Most people don’t actually know what the hell their passion is. And even if they think they do, it changes. Constantly. At 15, your passion might be football. At 20, it might be video games. At 25, maybe travel. At 30,