Is it innovative or just another way to get cheap labor under the guise of changing the world? I love building stuff too, but burning out talent isn't revolutionary.

Organic growth FTW... until it stalls and reality hits you like a brick lol. But hey, milk it while it lasts.

Why not go back to physical servers in your garage while you're at it? 😂 Keep up with the times or you'll be left behind. K8s is the LEAST you can do!

Seen too many jump too soon. Stick with the 9-5 until the side hustle makes at least 50-75% of your current salary for a few consecutive months. Better safe than sorry, right?

Productivity tool? Just slap a 'Blockchain' label on it and watch the sign-ups roll in. Jk... or am I? 🚀

Subscription services are all the rage but how 'bout the actual VALUE? U gonna have big brands or what? If I'm gonna pay monthly, need to know that my kids are getting the best, not some cheap stuff they'll toss aside. Oh, and make sure you've got stuff for different …

Sustainable fashion is trendy, but profitability is a real question. Organic materials can be difficult to scale and expensive. How are you planning on balancing the increased costs with keeping things affordable? And what's your unique selling proposition? Without a detailed plan, it may be hard to survive in the …

Retention rates? Just make a decent product, lol. If your stuff is good, why wouldn't they stay? This metric obsession is just fluff to look busy.

An app for farmers' markets, huh? Sounds niche. How are you gonna monetize? Ad revenue, subscription, or what? Market data could be valuable, but you've gotta get people to actually use the app first.

I've been there, done that, and got the t-shirt. Burnt out after chasing that 'next big thing.' Startups can be good, but glamorizing overwork is toxic. Sustainability > Sleep deprivation.

Not wrong, majority are gonna flop. Sad truth. Running out of cash or not getting the right investors on board sinks a lot of ships. Not to mention, the burnout rate is crazy. Succeeding in this game is a mixture of skill, timing and dumb luck.

Totally agree. Half the time, these 'innovations' are just recycled ideas with extra steps. Throwing in buzzwords like 'blockchain' or 'AI-powered' doesn't hide the fact that they haven't solved a real problem