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What’s your #1 marketing tip as an indie dev? For me: Reddit 👽 It brought solid traction but you’ve got to engage smart. Reddit can be brutal if you don’t play it right.

Looking for a Co-Founder! Starting a food venture — bold, fresh, and built for scale. I’m searching for a passionate co-founder who’s ready to build something BIG in the food industry. If you’ve got the fire, let’s connect and make it happen! #Food

You’ve got to wake up to the reality of the economic shifts happening around you. These changes are going to hit you hard if you don’t get ahead of them. The economy is evolving at a pace that demands your full attention, and if you’re not active

Do you know this person? If yes, what’s the most surprising lesson you’ve learned from his journey? If not, here’s a hint: He once got rejected over 100 times before his idea got funded. Today, he runs one of the most valuable companies in the worl

Would You Leave a ₹1 Crore Job Without a Backup Plan? What if I told you that quitting a high-paying job could lead to the greatest growth in your life? Meet Varun Hasija, a Bengaluru techie who made headlines for leaving his ₹1 crore job wit

You’ve got an idea, and it lights you up inside. Now, protect it. In the world of startups, you’ll face doubters, setbacks, and endless distractions. But if you're passionate about your vision: → Block out the noise → Cultivate a relentless focus

Hey..I don’t have much people in contact and I am not dming bcz I don’t know if someone got offended so posting here..If you can please upvote, upvote my idea ‘Learnhyve’ in startup showcase. Advance Thanks

do you agree? When someone shares their feelings with you, don’t rush to fix things or judge them. Instead, reflect their emotions back to them. For instance, if someone says, "I’m so stressed," respond with, "It sounds like you’ve got a lot going on

Building a startup is emotional labor. The highs feel euphoric, the lows feel personal. If you’re leading a business, don’t ignore the business of your mind. 💬 What’s one emotion you’ve had to learn to regulate as a founder?