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if you’re building just to copy what’s trending you’ll burn out fast but if you remix that idea with your own flavor your own need it starts to breathe not every clone is a waste some just needed that local touch that personal insight don’t copy blin

𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗽 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗱. Making it successful? Even harder. In a job, you work 9–5 — about 8 hours a day. In a startup, you work as many hours as it takes — 10, 12, sometimes 15 hours. It’s on your mind all day, every day.

Unpopular opinion: Sometimes, telling the truth gets you blocked😮‍💨 I recently had someone reach out asking me to join their startup as a co-founder. When I asked about the idea, I gave my honest feedback based on my perspective. The response? I g

Everyone’s making solopreneurship look cool — learn 10 skills, do everything yourself, and build the next big thing from your laptop. But the truth is, 99 out of 100 people burn out, give up, or barely make enough to survive. You’ll see that one per

Day 65: Gym comeback after skipping 2 days. Funny how people stay quiet when you're not trying but judge when you attempt to level up. Got my laptop back from service, friend dubbed me product manager. Dizziness been weird lately. That desk nap wasn'

After using AI for a while, here’s what I’ve learned: AI works really well when: • You know how to code • You give it clear prompts • You understand what you’re asking it to do But if you don’t: • You’ll get confused by the output • Spend hours fix

“I just wanted a small change in the website…” 6 hours later: Header is broken Mobile view is possessed Button leads to Mars You’re debugging code from 2018 Sometimes, the smallest changes cost the most sanity. If it ain’t broken, don’t casua

📈Edtech Soonicorns 1. BrightCHAMPS (India, ~$650M): Coding, robotics for kids. 2. Classplus (India, ~$500-$600M): SaaS for educators. 3. Scaler (India, ~$700-$900M): Tech upskilling, AI courses. 4. Infinity Learn (India, ~$500-$800M): JEE/NE

Founder Life You start with “We’re solving a real problem.” Next thing you know, you’re solving everything except the one you started with. Everyone has advice. Your investors want scale, your friends want discount codes, your parents want to know w