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[Day 2/30]: Identifying Opportunities Every great business starts with a spark—an opportunity waiting to be discovered. Look around you: "What everyday problem could use a fresh solution?" Sometimes, the smallest challenge can lead to a breakthroug

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Parthik Bhandari

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Well I'm planning for bagpacking hostel business. But my main motive for this series is to bring people together to discuss their ideas, gaps they see, markets they know etc etc. So that, one's problem might becomes one's fire 🧿

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