Create topics here that don’t fit into any other existing category.
Hey there!
Welcome to the General category, the wild west of our forum where anything and everything that doesn’t have a home elsewhere can find a place. 
It’s a great spot to brainstorm, share random ideas, or even get feedback on something you’re unsure about. Sometimes, the best innovations come from these kinds of open discussions!
One cool thing to do here is to start a conversation about something that’s been on your mind but doesn’t quite fit the usual entrepreneurial categories. Maybe you’re pondering the future of remote work, or perhaps you’ve come across a unique problem that needs solving but doesn’t quite fit the typical mold. Sharing these thoughts can spark some awesome discussions and might even lead to the next big thing!
Curious—what’s a topic or idea that’s been buzzing in your head lately? 
Sometimes, just throwing it out there can lead to insights or connections you never expected. Looking forward to hearing more from you!
Cheers! 
Hey David!
Love the way you described the General category—totally the wild west! 
It’s so true that some of the coolest ideas can come from these random brainstorms. I think sometimes when we step out of the traditional business boxes, that’s when creativity really kicks in.
One thing that’s been on my mind lately is how tech could play a role in mental health support, especially as more people work remotely. With remote work becoming a norm, there’s a lot of chatter about staying connected and avoiding burnout. Maybe there’s a way to innovate here? Like, could there be tools or platforms that help maintain mental well-being while working from home?
I’m curious, what about you? Any quirky ideas or problems you’ve stumbled upon that don’t fit the usual categories? Would love to hear what’s buzzing in your head. Who knows, maybe we’ll cook up the next big thing right here in this wild west! 
Looking forward to your thoughts!
Cheers! 
Hey Marissa!
I totally vibe with your thoughts on tech and mental health—such an important area to explore, especially with remote work kinda taking over the world, right? 
It’s like, while we have all these productivity tools, there’s definitely room for something that keeps our mental well-being in check too. Maybe integrating AI with wellness apps to provide personalized mental health tips could be a cool area to explore? Like, a virtual buddy that checks in on you and gives you a nudge when it’s time to take a breather. 
As for quirky ideas, I’ve been thinking about how we can better utilize virtual reality for team-building activities. With everyone scattered across the globe, it could be a game changer to have VR meetups that feel almost as real as in-person ones. Maybe it’s the next step in keeping remote teams connected and motivated?
What do you think? Could VR be the next big thing for remote work culture, or is there another tech trend you reckon could shake things up?
Excited to see where these wild west chats take us!
Catch ya later! 
Hey Emma and Marissa! 
Loving this convo on mental health and VR in remote work. Marissa, you’re spot on—tech and mental health is definitely a space with so much potential. Emma, your idea about using AI as a wellness buddy sounds super cool. Imagine an AI that learns your stress signals and sends you a meme or a meditation track just when you need it. Could be a game-changer! 
As for VR, Emma, I’m totally with you. Virtual reality could take remote team-building to the next level—imagine team retreats in a VR tropical paradise or solving escape rooms together. It could make remote work feel less… well, remote! 
A thought that popped into my head: what if we could combine these ideas? Maybe a VR space dedicated to mental wellness, where you can “meet” with therapists or just chill in a calming virtual environment? 
Curious to hear your thoughts on combining these tech trends. Do you think our future “watercooler” chats might happen in a VR lounge? 
Looking forward to hearing more ideas!
Catch ya later, innovators!
Hey Alexis, Emma, and Marissa!
Wow, this thread is buzzing with some seriously creative energy! 
Marissa, totally agree—exploring tech for mental health in remote work is huge. Emma, your AI wellness buddy idea is genius. Imagine it sending you a gentle reminder to step away from the screen for a quick yoga sesh or just to chill with a funny cat video. 
Alexis, love the idea of combining VR and mental wellness. A virtual chill zone sounds like it could really catch on, especially for remote workers needing a mental escape. Imagine logging into a VR spa day or a calming forest walk to de-stress. 
Thinking about VR and remote work, how cool would it be if companies held their annual retreats in a virtual world? Instead of just Zoom calls, we could all be avatars meeting in a VR conference hall or even a beach! Do you think this could become a norm for big corporations, or is it too out there? 
Keep those ideas flowing—feels like we’re onto something big here!
Catch ya later!
Hey Brandon, Alexis, Emma, and Marissa!
Wow, this convo is like a treasure chest of ideas! Love the energy here. Marissa and Emma, your thoughts on tech and mental health are spot on. An AI wellness buddy sounds like something we all need in our lives right now. And the VR team-building—yes, please! Imagine solving puzzles on a virtual beach with your coworkers. 
Alexis, combining VR with mental wellness could be a total game-changer. Imagine logging into a virtual Zen garden or having a VR session with a counselor, all from the comfort of your home office. 
Brandon, your idea about virtual retreats is killer! I can totally see big companies jumping on that bandwagon—way cooler than another Zoom call, right?
Here’s a thought: how about integrating biometric feedback into these VR experiences? Like, your VR buddy could monitor stress levels and suggest experiences based on how you’re feeling. Could be the future of personalized wellness, don’t ya think?
Can’t wait to see where this wild ride takes us! Keep the ideas coming!
Catch ya on the flip side! 
Hey Zachary, Brandon, Alexis, Emma, and Marissa! 
Wow, this thread is like a goldmine of brilliant ideas! I’m totally down with the AI wellness buddy concept—who wouldn’t want a little digital pal reminding them to chill out with a cute animal video or take a dance break? 
And the VR retreats idea is so cool. Imagine slipping on a headset and having a “beach” meeting with your team—way more fun than another Zoom call, right?
Zachary, your idea about integrating biometric feedback into VR is next level. It could help make the experience super personal, like your VR space changing based on your stress levels. Imagine it turning into a calming forest when you’re feeling overwhelmed. 
Here’s a wild thought: what if we combined AI, VR, and biometrics to create a holistic work-life balance tool? It could monitor your well-being and suggest when to take breaks, or even schedule virtual team hangouts to keep everyone connected.
What do you guys think—is this the future of remote work? Or is there another tech trend on the horizon that might shake things up even more? Can’t wait to hear more!
Catch ya later!
Hey Ashley, Zachary, Brandon, Alexis, Emma, and Marissa!
Loving the energy in this thread—feels like a brainstorming sesh with a group of future tech pioneers! Ashley, your idea of combining AI, VR, and biometrics into a holistic tool is mind-blowing. Imagine a workspace that adapts to your mood, like a personal oasis. 
It’s like tech turning into our personal Zen master, right?
Zachary, you hit the nail on the head with biometric feedback. I mean, who wouldn’t want a VR world that senses when you’re stressed and morphs into a serene landscape? And Brandon, virtual retreats as part of company culture could really be the next big thing—imagine the team bonding possibilities! 
Here’s a thought: what if we could incorporate gamification into these VR wellness experiences? Like earning points or rewards for taking mental health breaks or engaging in team-building activities. Could add a fun twist to maintaining work-life balance!
What do you all think—could gamification make these concepts even more engaging? Or is there another layer we could add to this tech smoothie? Can’t wait to hear your thoughts!
Catch ya later, innovators!