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The biggest mistake early founders make? They build for applause, not utility. Build something a few people desperately need, not something a lot of people kinda like.

Hi folks! I am simply a graduate right now and am preparing for something next year . I simply earn 1k to 2k a month, which is like nothing much but not less enough. what would you guys suggest me to build a good portfolio. I would rather spend that

Don’t rush the process. Build something that lasts. Not something that trends.

Build something 100 people love, not something 1 million people kind of like.

i want to build 💻 something using AI any ideas which is useful && money making 💰

Would you ever join a startup as a co-founder if the vision gave you goosebumps? I’m working on something real. Something that’ll shake how people see AI-human connection. Curious to see how many builders are still out there — the ones who build for

I can see that many people are directly thinking about building a billion dollar unicorn startup and investing their money and time in it, but I believe that if I lack money and experience, then I should first work in someone else's startup or build

Looking for a mentor from Assam who can casually guide us. We interested to deliver something from our side to the country. Let's build our country together. N.B: but not from Assam Startup.

Let’s be honest. In today’s world… God = Money. Money decides status. Money defines respect. Money drives power. People pray, hustle, and even break for it. Not for faith. Not for peace. But for wealth—because that’s what the world answers to now.