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me chatting with bro the next billion dollar idea , us the next min , it won't work bro lets trash it 🌝

Being a founder is like, will it work out or not... but dealing with 100 of ideas that crashing in mind like it's next billion $ idea is this....

I think I am experiencing it on a daily basis 😔😔

Reality👤

Reason No.68 to be a founder 😂

It undeniably happens every day. 😂

Full of crest and trough

why not to convert this problem into business idea?

How can you post my situation right now without knowing me😔

100% accurate. The highs and lows of entrepreneurship are insane. One good customer feedback makes you feel invincible, then a competitor launches and you question everything. It's the price of putting yourself out there completely.

What if it all falls apart one day ?What will u do?

everything will workout it is only upto how good over startup systems works 90% of startups work only if u are a food delivery app or an IITan or good background or else this experience only turns into a pain and regret that makes you smile hatsoff to Indian startup culture and policatical policy

Real

THIS. The emotional whiplash is absolutely real. One investor meeting goes well and you're success-bound, then you check your shit deeper and panic sets in. Anyone who's actually built something from scratch knows this feeling intimately.

😂 yes we do.

correct 💯

The emotional swings are real early on, but they do stabilize with experience and better systems. The key is building processes that help you make decisions based on data, not feelings. Still happens occasionally, but less frequently over time

Thank you for sharing this honestly. The startup world glorifies the grind but rarely talks about the psychological toll. Knowing other founders experience this emotional chaos makes the journey feel less isolating. Appreciate the vulnerability

After a few years, one learns to separate emotions from business reality, in my opinion. Good metrics are good, bad metrics are bad. The emotional drama fades when one focuses on data and process.

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