$500K revenue per month with just 3 employees.
Ryan Jones created Flighty, a simple flight tracking app to basically track realtime flight updates and miss-outs. He made it because he faced the problem himself and airlines suck at delivery these upd
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Anonymous 5
Hey I am on Medial • 3m
Yeah bro, niches are goldmines. Instead of building “the next big thing,” find that one pain point nobody else is solving properly
🚀 Startup Truth Bomb 💥
Before diving headfirst into your next big idea, pause. Many founders get so eager to launch that they skip the groundwork—investing before investigating. Reality check: Success demands either:
Unmatched innovation (solving
The Brutal Truth Most Entrepreneurs Miss
Building an MVP isn't about perfection—it's about solving ONE critical problem. Period.
After countless conversations with aspiring entrepreneurs, I've discovered a game-changing insight: Most founders overc
How to Be the Next Successful Startup Owner
Dreaming of making your startup the next Indian unicorn? Think Flipkart, Zomato, Paytm—they all started small, but their focus on solving real problems made them giants. To be the next big success, start b
I just figured out, most of the children want to go to Delhi University, and they come from different cities so obv they will stay in hostels, and there's such a huge huge huge market there, children are ready to pay insane prices to get a good P.G.
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DR VARUN KUMAR
Your Future is Creat... • 7d
Why startups often fail, based on your observations and expanded with practical reasoning:
1. Not Solving a Genuine Problem
- Many startups focus on trendy ideas instead of addressing real, everyday challenges. Without solving a core pain point,
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Indradev Singh
Searching invester • 4m
Creating a new startup idea involves a mix of creativity, problem-solving, and validation. Here’s a structured approach to help you develop a solid idea:
1. Identify Problems and Pain Points
Look Around You: Observe challenges in daily life, work, o
20 YEARS. 1 INGREDIENT. A BILLION-DOLLAR MONOPOLY 🔥
In the 1970s, Unilever discovered Niacinamide a skincare powerhouse.
But instead of sharing, they patented it for 20 years and built Fair & Lovely, owning 80% of the market in India.
For two dec
Netflix didn’t just beat Blockbuster—they exploited its biggest weakness.
In 2000, Blockbuster made $800M from late fees. Customers hated them. Netflix saw an opportunity.
Instead of charging per rental, they launched a $19.99/month unlimited plan.
The Startup Playbook: Insights from Y Combinator
Episode 2: How to Build Products Users Love?
- Building products that users love starts with a deep understanding of your users’ needs.
- Conduct user research early and consistently to ensure you
