... mean when exiting/acquiring the company? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @viriava  I am still old-fashioned and use Google for this purpose, maybe I should try more prompts in AI LLMS :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @moonlite_money  Interesting POV. I didn't think about that this way. How can one know that another company wants to acquire a company of yours? I think that they will not announce it publicly, or will they? Comment from ... ... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @viriava  To be honest, I didn't know about Tiny and its co-founders :) Thank you for sharing this info :) Comment from Ben(@moonlite

... Comment from Victor Pimentel(@victor_pimentel): @kankipati_arun  Thanks a lot Arun! I have an industry in mind, now I have to find a problem to solve :) I see you are launching soon! Good luck! Comment from Ben(@moonlite_money): If you have a few ideas or paths that you want to test, a great way to get out of analysis paralysis is to just run a smoke test and pick a winner. My buddy did this. You just ... ... them and ask for payment. Once people submit payment, you don't accept it and say, coming soon. That way you can see exactly how much money the thing would have made if you built it. Comment from Ben(@moonlite