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How to Find Brainstorming 🤯🤯 Startup Idea Like a Pro!! Paul Graham co-founder of Y Combinator believes the most successful startup ideas result from "living in the future and building what's missing." The greatest ideas aren't chance—their ideas

Y Combinator backed startups are worth $100B+ Here are 13 must-have resources for founders to learn from YC 👇 These resources cover everything for early-stage founders - from the idea stage and getting into YC to launching and raising funds: 1.)

Idea: We intend to elevate the experience of a foreign traveler, traveling to India by connecting them with localities through our online platform for the following experiences: 1. Authentic Indian Home Dining: Cultural food prepared by local host

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Some Resourceful Sites that you must know 1. Y Combinator's Startup School: Free online courses, talks, and resources. available on YouTube as well 2. Hacker News: Discussions on tech, startups, and entrepreneurship. 3. ProductHunt: for discover

Excited to Share! We’ve just launched our company profile on Medial – a dedicated social media platform for startups and innovators. "Ambience Telehealth" is on a mission to make quality healthcare accessible and affordable for all through smart c

Why Do Startups Fail? The blog explores the reasons behind startup failures and Key insights include: 1. Ideation Stage: Lack of market research can lead to product-market mismatch 2. Launch Stage: An ineffective business model can hinder scal

Bad News: Rupee falls to record low 83.60/$ Here are negative impacts of falling Rupee: 1) Increased Costs for Imports: Many Indian businesses rely on imported goods and raw materials. A weaker rupee means they will have to pay more for these impor

Step into the Shadows: Exploring Dark Tourism Curious about the world’s hidden corners? Dark tourism is your gateway to places where history and mystery intertwine. Picture yourself wandering through a haunted mansion, exploring an abandoned asylum,

Here are 50 essential resources for founders, aspiring founders, and entrepreneurs, categorized for easy reference: Books 1. The Lean Startup – Eric Ries 2. Zero to One – Peter Thiel 3. The Hard Thing About Hard Things – Ben Horowitz 4. The Mom Tes