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I think most start-ups fail because they don’t have small funds like ₹1–5 lakh. Big VCs are ready to invest millions, but nobody helps at the very first stage.

Pivoting -When do the numbers tell you it's time to drastically re-evaluate your startup's core business model?" Financial Red Flags: Consistently Negative Unit Economics: Losing money on every sale with no clear path to profit? Your Customer Acquis

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Startups don’t die because they have bad ideas. Most die because they run out of money. And that’s exactly why understanding Burn Rate and Runway is crucial. Burn Rate is the amount of money a startup spends every month to operate salaries, rent, ma

Personally I love fast execution as compared to the Idea.

The most dangerous advice to founders “Just focus on building. Fundraising will take care of itself.” Wrong. If you ignore fundraising until you “need” it, you’ll be negotiating from desperation. Reality: Fundraising takes 3–6 months. The best fo

What is the difficult thing faced by a first generation start up founder?

Cash Burn Nahi, Dimaag Burn Hai! Kunal Bahl’s Startup Gyaan Hits Hard Kunal Bahl, the Snapdeal wala shark, basically said Cash burn is not the villain if you’re not a total idiot throwing money at stupid stuff. Startup life mein paisa jalana is fine

Some Founder has misconception is that, If they are building a brand that already exists in the market and they are new in that domain. then first you need to copy your competitors. then you can start building your features. (Go to the top and change