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Corporates take big risks and have money. Then why startups exist? 1. Corporates hate UNCERTAINTY: They take risk by building scenarios & models, so avoids whats uncertain 2. Less data: Before AirBnB they cudnt model market size of ppl renting beds

Hey Connections — Please take just 1 MIN to read this! ✅ Being an entrepreneur isn’t about just selling—it’s about solving *real* problems. While many are busy launching food and grocery ventures, we saw something deeper: **Our youth aren’t lacking

10 Rules for a Great Startup Idea by Founder & CEO Adeo Ressi , Ideas don’t matter, execution does. But even the world’s best entrepreneur would fail with a fundamentally flawed startup idea. 🔸You are passionate about it If you are pursuing an id

Day 2 of The Startup Mafia Series: Why YC Founders Have an Unfair Advantage The world thinks startups are a meritocracy—that the best ideas win, the smartest founders get funded, and anyone can build a billion-dollar company if they just work hard e

Let’s get one thing straight: Gen Z didn’t invent burnout—they refuse to worship it. And well! You think they’re lazy? Cause they said no to two-hour commutes, 15-minute lunch breaks, and clapping for Karen when she works overtime just to survive? P

In 2018, PUBG and Fortnite went to war. PUBG sued Fortnite for stealing their game. Today, Fortnite is worth $31.5B and PUBG lost the lawsuit. The reason? They forgot the most important rule in business. Here's the full story of gaming's greatest