When I launched, I used Stripe Atlas - this made incorporating a BREEZE. However, I did not realize at the time what it meant to structure a board, what it meant to register as a 'foreign entity' in a state, what to do with bookkeeping when there is no revenue, the right time to talk to an accountant, the right time to talk to an attorney. So I have been more or less figuring it out as I go and the unfortunate aspect is sometimes it can lead to an "uh oh" moment when it involves the State or Federal stuffs like taxes, etc.

Friends, we've just discovered that ProblemHunt is only 20 votes short (currently at 449) of making it into the top 5 Product of the Week . If we can reach this goal by tomorrow inclusive, it could bring us even more attention from those experiencing problems. Please support us.

We've published 20 new problems on ProblemHunt from the USA, India, United Kingdom, Russia, Morocco, Israel, Serbia, Japan, United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Canada, Bulgaria.

Update: for convenience, the country is now visible on each card.

1. So, how did I come up with the idea for this product?

It's simple: first, I failed 3-4 startups in a row. The main reason was that I was building products that people didn't need. Then I stepped back to reflect and learn from my mistakes. During this reflection, I came across a series of essays by Paul Graham (the founder of Y Combinator) about how to build startups, starting with the search for ideas. I realized that the entire focus should not be on startup ideas , but on the problems that can become the foundation for a startup. And that's how the idea for ProblemHunt came about a place to find unsolved problems that people are willing to pay to have solved.