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what are the pain points around CXOs, CTOs ? if anyone can tell me

3/100: How to Identify Business Opportunities Great businesses start with a simple idea: solving a problem. The key to identifying business opportunities is paying attention to the challenges people face daily. Entrepreneurs don’t wait for inspirati

GenZ Products are centred around "WANTS" 🫥 Other Generational Products are centred around "NEEDS" 🫴 The Difference is Huge ♾️ in terms of Pain Points, User Behaviour and Interaction/Engagement!

Don't just chase trends. The most valuable innovations often come from unexpected places. Instead of asking, "What's the next big thing?" try asking, "What's a small, annoying problem that no one has solved yet?" Look for inspiration in the everyday.

How to Find a Real Problem-Solving Startup Idea🌝 Finding a real problem-solving startup idea requires focusing on real pain points 1️⃣ Identify Real Problems – Look for inefficiencies, frustrations, or outdated processes in daily life 2️⃣ Observe

Do you find it hard to come up with valuable problem ideas that people would actually pay to have solved? 🌚

Hey everyone! I'm brainstorming ideas for a new AI SaaS product and would love your input. What are some pain points or challenges you face in your daily workflow that you think AI could help solve? Any suggestions or ideas are welcome! Thanks in ad

Finding Startup Ideas ? - The best ideas usually come from what you know and face in everyday life. (Personal experience and insights is the no 1 factor for almost all idea generation) - Learn a lot about something valuable to see chances others mi

Curious to know how experienced founders validate ideas and study markets. What tools/sites do you use for market + competitor research? How do you understand customer pain points? Any underrated hacks or resources? Would love your insights! 🙌

Not every startup needs to change the world. Some just need to solve a real, annoying problem. Uber didn’t invent cars. Airbnb didn’t invent spare rooms. They just noticed something broken — and made it better. Next time you say, “Ugh, this is su