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Siddharth K Nair
Thatmoonemojiguy 🌝 • 4m
Struggling to Find a Startup Idea That Actually Works? You're not alone. Most people don’t fail because they can’t build. They fail because they build the wrong thing. No real problem = no real startup. So here’s a simple way to find pain points people actually care about and build something valuable around them 👇 ✳️ 1. Start with your own frustration What annoys you every week? That’s a great place to start. If it bugs you, it probably bugs others too. ✳️ 2. Go where people complain Reddit. Twitter. YouTube comments. Look for rants not praise. Complaints = startup clues. ✳️ 3. Ask this magic question: “What do you do every week that you wish was easier?” Ask 10 people. You’ll find gold. ✳️ 4. Build fast, learn faster Don’t overthink. Make something small. Show it. Real pain shows up when you take action. You don’t need a genius idea. You need a real problem. That’s what people pay to solve.
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