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In every friend circle, there's always one friend who says, "meine aaj kuch nhi padha, lekin jab result aata h to humse jyada marks ushi ke aate hai"

The truth is simple: real estate is broken. Fake listings waste your time. Brokers chase commissions, not trust. Buyers get spammed with calls they never asked for. Sellers don’t know who to believe. Everyone feels stuck in a cycle of mistrust

Indian share/stock market crash what you think what's reason behind it. Because lot of experts says earlier that India share/shock market is bubble, overvalued and etc.

You're running this banner that says, "Rate This App." Do you think it’s an effective way to drive improvement and build trust?

Community-Driven Beauty Reviews: Are They the Future? 🤔 With so many beauty products out there, how important is it to get honest feedback from a community? Would you trust a recommendation from a friend or an influencer more? Let's discuss ✨

Everyone says “stand out to get noticed.” But in today’s noisy market, the brands that win aren’t the loudest… They’re the ones people trust the most. And trust is built by doing boring things consistently.

Ever lose the warranty for a gadget that just broke? I'm building a simple app to manage and get value from your assets, and I need your brutally honest feedback. It's a 1-minute, anonymous survey that will shape the entire project. Link : https://

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.

Inspirational insights: the quotes collection:- "We don’t just trust people to obey the rules, we also trust that they know when to break them." - SIMON SINEK

What if we build pubilc dustbins that mocks the people who doesn’t follow guidelines, Ex: it shames with music who throws plastic that designed for recycled waste??