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Entrepreneurship is often portrayed as a glorious journey filled with innovation and success. However, behind this image, many entrepreneurs face a major obstacle: rejection and unjustified criticism. Instead of being supported, they are often left t

what about building an app and partner with local kirana store and whenever someone place an order order will send to a store nearby and they have to deliver by themself under 10 minutes, and we won't charge them any commission to both, instead we ca

So instead of posting, I wrote down what actually moved today. No polishing. No optimism. Just facts. That simple habit logging real progress for myself is slowly turning into venturelync Not a social app. Just a place for founders to show up ho

Can i start a Startup based on community building alone, what i undertake will solely be focused on building communities and community based marketing. For example a college dance team based community will have access to various events but will also

As we know, in India the internet has now reached even rural areas, and almost every person uses the internet in some form. Today, people prefer services more than just products. Even if they are willing to pay, they expect good quality service in re

During my visit to D-Mart yesterday, I observed that the rice measuring jugs in the open section hold 800 grams instead of 1 kg. I found this unusual — is there a practical, economic, or psychological reason why they prefer 800 grams over the standar

EdTech is broken. Students don’t need more chapters. They need more dopamine. You can’t force learning. You can design it to feel like progress. At Opslify, we build: 🎮 Gamified learning dashboards 📲 AI-based habit trackers 🎓 Custom education ap

EdTech is broken. Students don’t need more chapters. They need more dopamine. You can’t force learning. You can design it to feel like progress. At Opslify, we build: 🎮 Gamified learning dashboards 📲 AI-based habit trackers 🎓 Custom education ap

I watch so many eager entrepreneurs jump into the startup game, filled with excitement and ambition. But then, just a year in, I see the disappointment. Why? Because most startups fail within their first year, and it usually boils down to a few key