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Others getting a startup idea: 😃 "OMG! This is brilliant! Let’s do this!" Me getting a startup idea: 😤 "Great. Just great. Now what? Where do I even start? Who do I call? WHY DID MY BRAIN DO THIS TO ME?!" Brain: "You figure it out."

what do you do when you wake up early i mean brain excercise to train your neurones to be active, i read creatives exercise book ( only 1 In day and didn't getting any progress)

yr i don't know why I am not getting any better business idea like bro this is what I want to do I have 10 ideas this time but not like that when I am working on that I am like working forcefully not by my own I am trying to finding that type of idea

Been deep into the gaming and app space for a while — from testing wild ideas to building real stuff that clicks with users. I get what makes people stay, what breaks apps, and where most early builds fall apart. If you're building anything in the g

“The Pleasure Trap: How Hedonic Escalation Fuels the Climb Up the Luxury Ladder” Hedonic Escalation is the psychological tendency to crave greater pleasure once a high standard has been experienced. In luxury, it’s a key driver of repeat, upward-spi

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I always rack my brain when it comes to unit economics and financial modeling of an Indian AI native SaaS business. What do the integrations look like? For ex - for a fintech Direct and hosted integrations would cost dynamically different How does

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📖 Toyota's story: from a textile workshop to automotive giant In a small looming workshop in Japan, at the beginning of the 20th century, Sakichi Toyoda invented an automatic loom that revolutionized the textile industry. But his son, Kiichiro To