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Most people don't lack ideas. They're just too busy to notice them. Stillness isn't rest. It's strategy.

Day 55: Spent half the day fighting "npx" errors just to install Tailwind. Then my ideathon teammates decided they're "too busy" for a proper pitch. Fine, going solo. Sometimes the biggest obstacle isn't code—it's people. #webdev #tailwind #buildinpu

Hello everyone, I'm conducting a survey on men's skincare about their demographics, mentality, spending habits and consumer habits. So could you please help me reach my outcomes. Your insights are really important for me and please provide me 2-3 min

Recently, I've noticed that I'm most focused and productive at night. This got me thinking - what if we created an app for businesses that helps employees figure out when they're most productive during the day? The app would track their productivity

Suggestion for Medial — 100 Validations Brief: A section where entrepreneurs can post their ideas and receive feedback from 100 people through calls or Zoom/Google meetings from potential customers in exchange for cash, early access, or other benefi

I have often seen entrepreneurs show their growth and success stories on their social media or other platforms. No one shows their mistakes or failures. Is it hatred or are they ashamed to show their defeat? If you are busy showing off your stories

I always think, Airtel & Jio missed out on life time opportunities of investing in payments, e-comm and other great co's in India With access to do much data & distribution they should have launched their own fund Unlike a VC, they're capable of ho

Hey coders what's your worst group project experience? I personally hate telling people my own age to do their work so our collective grade doesn't go down. I've personally always preferred working with likeminded ambitious individuals or gone solo o

Calling all founders and entrepreneurs... You've pitched investors, studied their behavior, maybe even raised funding. So here's the million-dollar question: What do you think investors REALLY prioritize when they're deciding whether to write that c

Don't fix something that isn't broken. We have always heard this matra. But then why does giants like Youtube, Insta etc; silently change major components of their UI. Why change something that the users are soo familiar with? What's the logic?