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USP is a trap 🪤 Every time you share an idea, people ask: "But X does this too, what’s different?" You get caught proving how you're "unique" and lose sight of what you actually wanted to build. Here's the truth: Real users don’t ask for USPs. They

Been using Ask Mode over Agent Mode on Cursor lately. Feels like I have way more control and clarity over what’s happening in the code. It’s slower, but I actually understand what’s going on before making a move. Highly recommend if you hate surpr

With the right marketing, even an average product can make a strong impact. It’s not always about what’s best, it’s about what’s marketed best.

How’s everyone on X magically at $10k MRR? Genuinely curious how people decide to double down on an idea before real validation. What’s the thought process behind that?

Is Media Narration Always the Truth? What Mallya’s Story Tells Us About Perception vs. Reality? What’s your take? Drop a comment.

You don’t need the perfect resume. You need a true one. In a world chasing perfection, authenticity wins. People don’t hire paper. They hire potential. Passion. You. Forget the fancy templates + AI bingo. Just bring: ➡ Clarity ➡ Honesty ➡ Real human

🚀 Looking for Co-Founders 🚀 Hey, I’m Ahmed — an 18-year-old with a startup idea that I deeply believe in. But here’s the truth: I’m not rich. I don’t come with fancy degrees or high-level skills (yet). What I do have is vision, clarity, and the h

A founder I worked with raised ₹75L - without a pitch deck. He had no deck. No fancy metrics. Just a strong story, sharp clarity, and 1 powerful narrative email. Here’s what worked: 1. He knew his “why” cold - personal, specific, relevant 2. His M

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