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is it true that today most successful startups are majorly run by IIT and IIM graduates?? that means other than that not majority are able to build successful startups??

Has it ever happened to you that you thought of an idea (but didn't work on it) and nobody believed in it . And a few days later, you saw a successful startup doing the exact same thing? For me, it was khatabook and FanCraze

hii everyone. my big brother has started physiotherapy clinic. is this good plan . to be successful. because it's not working that much right now.

Physics Wallah has been so successful that it has become a household name and they are literally expanding in every other field, price differentiation also makes brands because after a point face value drops in content creation business.

The quietest founder in the room often has the most revenue. Loud doesn’t mean successful. It means available.

It's eye opening to see that, out of 1,263 unicorn founders, only 56 were dropouts (that’s just 4.4%). Meanwhile: - 485 had a Bachelor's - 259 had a Master's - 236 had an MBA - 286 had a Doctorate That means a PhD is 5x more common than a dropout a

Hello Everyone, Investing in marketing is necessary to become a successful brand, or you can build a successful product and solve problems to achieve the same goal?💲😳 Let's Discuss With This Today? 🙂

Hey everyone! I’m excited to share my idea for the Medial May Startup Showcase. It’s something I’ve put a lot of thought into, and I’d love for you to check it out. If you find it interesting or helpful, please consider upvoting it — your support m

It feels good to see that someone in my network made it to @Standford CS'27 at the age of 17 ⚡❤️ I had a chat with him back in dev hub Community, he was in the same team w/Kunal & Aabis for Researching & Writing for Solana @SuperteamDao