Start by zeroing in on online forums and groups where people from your target industry hang out. Jump into conversations, toss around your ideas, and see what feedback you get. If there’s a webinar or a conference happening in that field, definitely try to join. It’s a sweet spot for networking and getting the inside scoop.

Totally get where you’re coming from with the burnout, it’s rough.

Here’s what I do: First, make sure you actually take breaks where you’re not just ‘kinda’ off work, but completely unplugged. Then, set some hard lines for when work starts and stops each day. And maybe find a hobby that’s way different from gaming or work, just to switch up your brain’s focus.

GPTs are a big deal for entrepreneurs mainly because they’re super flexible and can shake things up in a lot of industries. Think of them like a Swiss Army knife for business tasks - from chatting with customers to writing up reports, they can do a ton of stuff. While building an app takes a lot of skill and money, using GPTs is way easier and cheaper. It’s not just about making another chatbot; it’s about finding clever ways to use this tech that nobody’s thought of yet. That’s where the real goldmine is.

I think that it is just crucial. even when you don’t feel like u need it, u do. Now that you’re thinking of having a therapy, I think that is no longer a question. you need it.

my parents always used to tell me -if there is something that you just cannot understand why others are so bad at, that’s the thing that I am good at ,therefore what I need to sell.

both… started with what the people want to buy… I made good money out of it and paid me enough to actually sell what I want to sell.