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You don’t trust experts. You trust that one friend who says: “Don’t go there.” “That place is trash.” “Total waste of money.” Sales works the same way. Be brutally honest. Be that friend. That’s who they buy from.

Hey everyone! Would love your thoughts on a startup idea: What if you could book a friend when you’re bored, feeling low, or just want someone to go to the movies, dinner, or walk with—without it being romantic or weird? Just pure human connection.

What’s one thing customers HATE about your Product/brand? Challenge for people to comment brutally honest answers publicly.

I’m planning to start a community for job and internship seekers and later make a platform where seekers can apply with the help of ai agents. What do you think? Please be brutally HONEST!

Scared of AI? We’ve seen this before. When YouTube showed up, TV stations freaked out. But YouTube creators built empires. New tech doesn’t ask for permission—it just happens. The same is true with AI. It’s not about being a tech builder. That p

Just an honest appreciation. After years I found this platform a worthy one where the creative minds collaborate. Nice filtration techniques to check spamming / encroaching on personal space.

"I have a million-dollar idea but I don't know where to start..." Sound familiar? #46 What would actually get you to stop overthinking and START building? Every successful founder started exactly where you are right now - confused, scared, and

It was raining today, Not too heavily but heavy enough to convince me to not go outside (But as I had some important work to do, I did go anyway) and while passing through the park I saw kids/teenagers playing cricket (Just like I used to) in rain,

Brutally Validate Your Startup using this prompt Tired of sugarcoated feedback? Good. Because I just built a prompt that kills bad startup ideas before they waste your time. 🚫 No encouragement. 🚫 No hypotheticals. 🚫 No pity. Just cold, surgical

(Asking for a friend) Connecting people to their local person who irons clothes. I am being extremely straight forward but basically trying to put structure to this service. There is actually less 'Ironmen' than we assume. Your honest opinion. I kn