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Story of RBI: RBI: “Let’s call all the big players, discuss how we can pick up user adoption“ *It actually happens* RBI: “time to ban their license“

It’s easy to think you’re already late to an arena even when it’s still so early. A crowd can look big until you see how big it can become, only then do you realize it was actually tiny before.

Here's a thing about building relationships: They aren't built in pitch meetings or networking events. They're built by showing up, being real, and actually caring. Try that. Magic happens.

It’s not the pitch deck or the logo. The real differentiator is how fast you can adapt to what your customers actually want.

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I'm ready to tackle real pain points and see where it leads. I've only got 18 founders so far, and it's tough to see some building things with no real value. It’s a sad reality. But on a positive note, 70% of them had solid ideas!

Small Wins, Big Lessons: The Power of a Simple Idea Sometimes, the smallest projects bring the biggest surprises. What started as a quick experiment—a “let’s just try this” moment—turned into an unexpected success. The lesson? Never underestimate a

Building a Strong Team: The Backbone of Startup Success Success in Startups isn't just about the idea - it's about the team behind it. Prioritize hiring for passion and cultural fit, not just skills. Foster open communication, encourage collaboratio

Tracking user behavior and catching server-side errors have been constant challenges at my company. Tools like Google Analytics help, but they fall short especially when real-time trackers miss visitors under heavy load. And those sneaky server error

I see aspiring entrepreneurs often wasting time consuming content, podcasts, reality TV instead of building or selling, where real learning happens. Vocabulary is growing; skills aren't. Entrepreneurship is like swimming. You can't learn swimming o