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1. ➟ Your brilliant idea means nothing without execution. 2. ➟ Failure is the default; success is the exception. 3. ➟ Nobody cares about your startup as much as you do. 4. ➟ Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. 5. ➟ Investors wan

Hey everyone, I need your thoughts on something important. I’m a solo developer currently building Simmerce — an alternative to IndiaMart & TradeIndia. The challenge I’m facing is the classic chicken-and-egg problem in B2B marketplaces: 👉 No buyer

I’m looking for like-minded individuals who are passionate about Agri-Tech, startups, and solving real problems. The idea is to build a platform that connects farmers directly with businesses that need crops and seeds for processing. This would ensur

What do Pre-Seed VCs actually Look for in India Every founder wants to raise an initial round. But very few know it’s not just about the pitch. It’s about these 4 things: a. Founder-Market Fit 🙋‍♂️ Do you have the insight, obsession, and context t

I've developed innovative, revenue-generating concepts in: Real Estate & Travel (multi-stream revenue, RedBus-level scaling potential) Grooming & Repurposing (untapped market opportunities) Why share instead of building them myself? I'm already exe

I’ve always believed the best way to learn is to build something nobody asked for. For me, that was FedUp—an AI project born from the challenge of fine-tuning a model until it felt less like a machine and more like a conversation partner. I handled

From Idea to Execution: The Journey of Trust Acres 🚀 Once just an idea in my head, Trust Acres is now entering the execution phase. After months of refining the concept, I’ve managed to create a landing page and am officially beginning the pitching

Business Idea: LuxePop – Premium Gourmet Popcorn Brand LuxePop is a high-end gourmet popcorn brand that transforms simple popcorn into a luxury snack experience. With unique flavors, premium ingredients. Why This Will Sell? - Luxury Snacking is T

᠅ Founder Tip: Never hire a developer before doing this You're excited. You’ve got an idea. You want to hire a dev and build the app. Stop. That’s how 90% of startup money vanishes. Here’s what to do before writing a single line of code: 1. Write