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You don’t find Product-Market Fit. You chase it. You tweak. You pivot. You obsess over feedback. Know - PMF isn’t a milestone, it’s a moving target.

Do you folks angel invest in startups? If yes then how much? Could be 🤏 small amount too. What do you check before investing?

Are venture capitalists driving innovation, or do they have too much influence over the startup ecosystem?

Too much: Thinking = Anxiety Excuses = Laziness Comfort = Mediocrity Isolation = Loneliness Pleasure = Distraction Comparison = Depression Find your balance.

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This framework hit hard. So many times we obsess over just product-market fit, but there are 6 other “fits” that matter just as much when you’re building a startup. Especially Founder-Problem Fit - if you're not truly aligned with the problem, it's

Don't plan too much; life has its own plans for you. Embrace the beauty of unplanned moments — they often lead to the most unforgettable experiences. Live in the now and cherish spontaneity! 🌟 #EmbraceTheUnexpected #LiveInTheMoment #LifeUnscripted

🌀 Follow these tips if you’re launching your SaaS startup: 1) Nail your niche—solve a specific problem better than anyone else. 2) Build an MVP fast; perfection can wait, feedback can’t. 3) Price smart—value-based pricing beats guessing games.

I'm preparing for neet for 2 yrs now and i don't find any worth reading the same thing over and over again to start earning after my 30s. So, I'm deciding to switch my plan to doing pharmacy but haven't told my family yet about this and they won't be

According to Y Combinator, here are 15 common mistakes to steer clear of: 1. Single Founder 2. Bad Location 3. Marginal Niche 4. Derivative Idea 5. Obstinacy 6. Hiring Bad Programmers 7. Choosing the Wrong Platform 8. Slowness in Launching 9. Launch