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Day 275 : my day as indie dev + employee + freelancer - weekend time waste - freelance work + meeting - xlsheet web is launching soon (mob is already doing good) - content creation (edit + creation) follow along to know how i am failing or winning e

Entrepreneurs are facing wrong networking issues these days and thus they're coming out failing in the next 2-5 years. It is from selecting their co-founder/team members/investors/mentors/first paid customer. I believe this is one of the major reason

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Bhavish is Doing a Fantastic Job with Krutrim, I really want an Indian Company to compete at beat OpenAI and types in the Upcoming Years, he needs our support.

When you’re not fully sure about the app you’re building, but you know you’d use it as a user — that’s a green flag. 🚦 Validate with competitor analysis + market trends, then move fast. That’s exactly how I’m building this app at full speed 🚀 #x

If your customer has to contact you to cancel their subscriptions, you’re doing it wrong. It just makes the experience bad. You better make it as easy as signing up for an account—smooth and effortless.

Building something from scratch isn’t easy. I’m working day and night on my startup — learning, failing, growing. And I’ve decided to document this entire journey on YouTube and Instagram. The good, the bad, and everything in between. If you’re som

How Bad Entrepreneurs Reveal Themselves in the First 5 Seconds of a Pitch: 1.Lack of Preparation: Vague statements, fumbling words, poor equipment handling. ------------------------------------------------------ 2.Failing to Grab Attention: Irrelev

if you’re building just to copy what’s trending you’ll burn out fast but if you remix that idea with your own flavor your own need it starts to breathe not every clone is a waste some just needed that local touch that personal insight don’t copy blin