I just want to understand where do we stand in terms of the age group as when they want to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams

RxPass is the latest addition to Amazon Pharmacy as the company looks to take a larger piece of the medication market share. RxPass allows Prime users to pay a monthly, flat fee of $5 to receive as much generic medication as they need. We've seen the beginnings of a generic medication price-revolution with Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drugs. What do you think of this move by Amazon?

I updated more options based on popular demand. I have to be honest, for me, its the entrepreneurship which wakes me up every single day. I enjoy the challenges thrown and I get motivated immensely when we achieve the small victories. But its the success which is what I think about every day. What is it for you? 1. Finances 2. Success 3. Personal impact if it fails 4. Scaling the startup 5. How to survive 6. Family Please feel to add if there is a new reason

I worked in various roles in my life as an employee vs. entrepreneur and have had success either way. Given an option, I would always want to be an entrepreneur, as the option to create something amazing gives me immense satisfaction. Let me know your thoughts

Honestly, I am going through a hardwork phase of bringing in more awareness to our platform. The goal eventually is to help each other out, so please be as open as possible

This is probably the most faced thing for every founder when things don't go as planned. What are the things you do to ensure you achieve it? I first always have a positive mindset and approach the problem by * Trying to get all the information regarding the problem * Analyze the options on the table and the outcomes * Make a decision on the most logical solution * Plan the steps to execute it * I monitor it all along to ensure that I need to restrategize What is your approach?

Bringing this fun question I saw on Twitter today here.

Hey guys, Data Privacy Day (Jan 28) is coming and I'm curious about how you all protecting your or your customer's personal data. Anyone have any favourite apps or websites that they feel do a great job keeping user data safe?

1. Brainstorm unique launch ideas (e.g. limited-time offers, exclusive access, etc.) 2. Create visually appealing Product Hunt listing with eye-catching graphics 3. Build excitement in advance of launch through social media, email campaigns, etc. 4. Plan interactive activities for launch day (e.g. Q&A sessions, live demos, etc.) 5. Collaborate with relevant influencers or bloggers to spread the word 6. Personalize outreach to upvoters and commenters 7. Offer incentives for early adopters (e.g. discounts, bonuses, etc.) 8. Collect and analyze feedback from users to continuously improve the product 9. Celebrate the launch with your team and stakeholders. What are some items that you would add to this checklist? Share your must-have items and tips for a successful Product Hunt launch!

What is the one thing you love to do day in and day out? I personally love to check on positive customer feedback and product development. Feel free to add more