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Siddharth K Nair

Thatmoonemojiguy 🌝 • 1m

💭 What if your best idea didn’t fail it just vanished? Here’s something we don’t talk about enough as founders: Not every startup dies with a pivot, a shutdown, or a dramatic failure post. Some ideas die quietly inside your mind. One day you’re obsessed. The idea hits like lightning. You sketch the roadmap, design the MVP, build like a maniac. Then suddenly… silence. You don’t kill the idea. You just forget to open the doc. You forget to follow up. And worst of all you don’t even notice when you stop. You remember it weeks later and think: “Wait… why did I stop working on that? That was actually brilliant.” This is not burnout. This is not failure. This is a strange psychological black hole that swallows ambitious ideas especially the ones trying to solve real, hard problems. The real question is: How many world-changing ideas are lying in digital graveyards, not because they didn’t work but because we forgot to fight for them? “That idea mattered. And I’m not done with it.” One of those ideas for me is Graspal. It’s an EdTech platform I had started to solve a broken system: I dropped it once. I won’t drop it again. if want to show support plz go check it out , it means a lot to get valuable feedback from you guys 🌝👑

https://medial.app/idea/graspal-9fb4c4bc56a9d

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