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“Are you building a business, or just solving your own boredom?”

I am building a tour and travel company what are some problems you commonly face which big companies are not solving and working towards.

Shiny objects (new tech, trends) can distract from solving core customer problems. Stay focused.

Are you primarily an Entrepreneur (building businesses, driving ventures) or an Engineer (building products, solving technical problems)? Cast your vote below. I’d also love to hear in the comments what you’re currently working on so we can start co

Entrepreneurship is just: Solving problems you didn't know existed With money you don't have For customers who don't reply ...and somehow loving it.

You don't necessarily have to be absolutely competent in solving customers' problems to earn a good amount of money; all you need is to be a little intelligent in understanding how the fundamentals of money and business work in relation to the custom

We are born to create, build things and solve problems. So don't worry if your area of interest keeps changing. Because each area has a problem to solve and as humans we just love solving and exploring it. Attaching yourself to one area of inter

Don't chase the shiny object of the latest startup trend. Too many founders get swept away by the latest buzzwords and fads. The truth is, meaningful innovation requires steadfast focus, not jumping from one trend to the next. Prioritize solvin

Building real projects is the fastest path to career growth. In 2025, the smartest learners are shifting gears — mastering the fundamentals, building real-world projects, and solving business problems instead of chasing every new tech trend. It’s not

You don't lose your startup at Series A. You lose it the day you chose the wrong co-founder. If you're building, read this before you regret later. 👉 Full post here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tanay-mandelia_startups-entrepreneurship-founders-