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The problem with most companies is that they listen to the needs of their customers but don’t realize them. Feel it, and establish good communication, the customer will be yours.

Our biggest problem is that we dream big, think big but act with a very trivial mindset. The most trivial mentality is that "I should do everything myself so that I don't have to give anything to anyone". This mentality of doing "everything" by onese

Do you think that most of the aspiring entrepreneurs are just thinking and learning and taking no or minimum actions? I think this is a serious problem.

Most people chasing funding don’t need VC they need discipline. You don’t have a money problem. You have a focus problem.

I want to build my startup but the Problem is I'm the only person in my team. I want my co-founder or team who have the same hunger that I have. Where do I get that person

Do you folks tip the Amazon / FirstCry delivery guys? I don’t. But I do tip the Swiggy / Zomato guy. And this is something that I have seen with a bunch of my friends as well. Is it fair to assume that Amazon / FirstCry delivery guys are bette

Steve Jobs once said: "The most powerful person in the world is the storyteller." But most people don’t know how to tell a good story.

Nowadays, a huge chunk of youth in India wants to be an entrepreneur and start a business. Like everyone wants to do something of their own. But the problem is that most of the lack the basic understanding of entrepreneurship or business. And the cra

I want to create SaaS but where is a way that I can find a problem and be sure that there exists an audience to whom I might fix the problem for ??

The most clueless investor question you’ll ever hear. > “So... who else is in the round?” It’s shocking how many investors ask this first - before understanding the business, the founder, or even the problem. Founders panic: “Do I need to name-dro