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Sandeep Namasudra
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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 result from personal annoyances, new trends, or under-served markets. Rather than brainstorm in a vacuum, look around for problems. What inefficiencies can you spot? What do you wish someone made? Many of the billion-dollar startups began here—Airbnb (overpriced hotels), Stripe (sophisticated payments), and Uber (not enough decent cabs). Want inspiration from upcoming startups those are already disrupting real problems? Here are 5 excellent sites to find cool ideas: ➡️ betalist.com - Explores early-stage startups before they hit it big. Awesome for picking trends. ➡️ venturebeat.com - Covers emerging tech and startup fundraising news. See where investors are investing. ➡️ ycombinator.com - Look at startups from YC's accelerator. See what top founders are solving. ➡️ blog.500startups.com - Thoughts from one of the top startup accelerators. Trends, case studies, and lessons from founders. ➡️ techcrunch.com - Daily news on top startups, funding rounds, and industry changes. The most successful startup concepts tend to appear "bad but good"—that is, they sound crazy at first but fix a profound problem (such as Airbnb). Hunt for overlooked chances, not well-known ones everybody is after. Step two? Begin to explore and investigate! If a concept gets you hyped and addresses an actual issue, it could be worth creating. Follow for more startup lessons!
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