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🚀 90% of startups fail in their first year? YES. and not because the idea is bad. Not because founders can’t build. But because they skip the hardest part → Problem-Solution Fit. Antler’s framework breaks it down: 🔍 Identify a real, painful prob

I'm building the solution to " starting a new startup with zero knowledge and " that we've all been asking for. Pre-selling 20 lifetime memberships for [$20 ~ $49] you can pay minimum to prove this is a real problem. This price will never exist agai

who want to start startup :- find solution for real one problem who really make empact not like make a dating app, online video chat app etc.. if you found real problem and it's solution then 100 of other startup idea comes but they not make really

Want to start a startup in 2025? 🚀 Step 1: Spot a real problem. Step 2: Build a simple solution. Step 3: Test it. If people pay, you scale! Startups aren’t about ideas, they’re about solving problems. 💡

Why Solving a Real Problem is the Key to Startup Success Most startups fail not because their idea is bad, but because no one really needs it. Before building anything, ask: - Is there a real problem? - Are people searching for a solution? - Will t

The startup owner's manual (Part 6) - Testing Customer Problems You have to get out of the building to discover: How well you understand the customers’ problem, how important the problem is to the customers, and exactly how many customers are talki

If you have a solution but are unable to sell it, create awareness of the problem for the people you want to sell to, and then offer your solution.

most of the ideas I see on platform is like like khud hi Problem banao khud hi uska solution do ,jo problem real me exist ni krti jabarjasti ideas mat create karo Find the Real problem,and uske bad socho Dhandha kaise banega iske upar

The Question Most Hypreneurs Avoid: ❌ What are you building? ✅ What problem are you solving? Building a product doesn’t make you an entrepreneur. Solving a real problem does. Focus on making someone’s life easier — that’s real innovation.