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what's the biggest lesson you learn after starting the startup?

Founders, what’s the biggest mistake you made while building your startup, and what lesson did it teach you? I believe mistakes teach us more than anything else—drop your insights in the comments and share some “real” knowledge!

A story worth listening and learning from legends.

What screenshots actually taught you a lesson?

The biggest startup opportunities right now: biggest b2c: solving loneliness biggest b2b: vertical ai agents biggest saas: pay-per-result saas biggest consumer social: social apps designed for friend-to-friend communication, not creators bigges

What I learnt from the people in this community : 1️⃣ Stop chasing “unique”—solve real problems. 2️⃣ No-code is easier, not challenge-free. 3️⃣ Feedback > fancy features. 4️⃣ Share your journey early—marketing starts now. What’s your biggest lesso

Marketing Rule: If you’re speaking to everyone, no one is listening.

Me listening to multiple customer support execs these days be like:-

how are all watching or listening to the fm speech tommorrow

Let’s stop reading or listening unnecessary news headlines and videos for timepass.