#business world and startups

Is the whole hustle culture start-up thing starting to feel a bit toxic to anyone else?

Is a startup with no revenue but a slick pitch deck more valuable than a profitable, boring small business?

How are you adapting to supply chain disruptions as a new business?

Would you switch from a co-working space to a home office if you could save $300 a month?

Would you switch from LinkedIn thought leadership to short-form video for B2B leads?

Which coworking space actually saves you money as a solo founder?

Are SaaS price hikes pushing you back to spreadsheets?

Would you relocate your startup to a smaller city for lower costs?

Has "that's not a real business" become a lazy insult against solopreneurs and side hustlers?

Is switching from a salary to full-time freelancing in this economy even worth it?

Has the cost of cloud computing forced you to switch providers this year?

Is working for a startup actually better than a corporate job?

How do you decide when to bootstrap vs take VC money for a new business?

Would you ever build a business without a physical office from day one?

Is an expensive business mentor actually worth the money in 2025?

Notion vs Asana for startup project management

Has the hype around sustainable packaging actually hurt your bottom line?

Should you quit your 9–5 to build a business in this economy?

Is AI replacing your startup's hiring pipeline in 2025?

Would you switch from Amazon to a small B-corp platform if it meant slower delivery but 80% less waste?