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

AI is growing fast, but here’s the real talk: it’s not here to replace us. It’s here to work with us. Take healthcare, for example AI can crunch numbers, analyze data, and find patterns in seconds, but it’s the human touch that makes a doctor a docto

If you have to convince people your product is useful, it’s probably not. Real value doesn’t need a sales pitch—it speaks for itself. If people aren’t getting it, the problem isn’t their understanding, it’s your product. Fix that first.

Real estate investors sector so unorganised and not well explored like ‘REIT’ How it will be if it’s well organised and will be easy for peoples.I need more knowledge about Real estate investment If anyone has please let me know

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!

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Hey fam! 🌟 Just came across this app called SUPP—it’s a new Gen Z news app. It’s actually getting some serious traction as a startup. They’re doing news differently—real, verified updates in 1-minute bites, all in our vibe. No boring old feeds, jus

Validated learning is like learning from real-life experiences. Instead of guessing or assuming what might work, you test your ideas with actual customers, gather feedback, and use that information to make smarter decisions. It’s all about learning q

🌍 Fighting Unemployment with Real Solutions Global unemployment affects over 190 million people, and in India alone, around 8% of the population struggles to find jobs. Even worse, 20-30% of developers have zero or minimal real-world experience, ma

For India to truly become a developed country, it needs to grow at 10% or more per year for at least 8-10 years. Without this kind of sustained growth, the country will remain in the developing phase, and the benefits of any growth will be limited. P