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Starting a startup? Don’t build blind—validate first! 90% of startups fail because founders skip this step, assuming their idea is gold. The truth? Your customers hold the key to success. Before you code or design, map out their needs. This simple 3-

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Just want to build a stock average trading price tracker, really want to validate this idea.

Most startups don’t fail because they run out of money. They fail because they run out of creativity to solve problems. Think beyond funding

76% of consumers get frustrated when brands don’t deliver personalized interactions. We agree 100% — with AI allowing to automate and personalize most online brand touch-points, there’s really no excuse for sending out generic emails, recommending p

Bro really said 3 hours of vibe coding = money printing biz 💀 If it were that easy, we'd all be billionaires with 500 startups. Reality: Coding a prototype ≠ building a business. Execution > prompts. Gen-Z founders, also there is no vibe in vibe c

🚀 Turning an idea into reality is more than just passion—it’s about execution. But what’s the right sequence? 🔹 Validate the idea 🔹 Build a prototype 🔹 Get user feedback 🔹 Iterate & refine 🔹 Scale with the right strategy I’m figuring this out