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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

The 5 Types of Startup Founders (And How to Survive Them) 1. The Idea Machine💡: This founder has a new idea every minute. You’ll spend more time talking than working, but hey, creativity matters! Tip: Smile, nod, and focus on the best idea. 2. The S

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“Scan to Convert: How the F-Pattern Turns Readers Into Responders” People don’t read online—they scan. The F-pattern is a proven eye-scanning behavior used mostly on blogs, articles, and content-heavy pages. Users first scan horizontally across the

What Investors Look for in the First 30 Seconds? #dailygyan VCs don’t read your pitch deck. They scan it. Here’s what they subconsciously look for in 30 seconds: 1. Is this market big enough? > “Can this idea become ₹100 Cr+ revenue in 5–7 years?

VCs don’t just invest in ideas, they invest in confidence, clarity, and conviction. This list by Sahil (@The Venture Crew) is a must-read for any founder prepping a pitch. Avoid these 10 red flags, they’re more common than you think.

If you’re a founder and subscribed to 5-6 big publications like New York Times, Bloomberg, Forbes, The Atlantic — just to stay updated on tech and startups… You don’t need all that. Just read 𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗖𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗰𝗵. It covers almost everything that

Cap Table 101 - Here is how to keep it healthy A lot of founders mess up their cap table in early days. Here are 3 quick rules: 1. Founders should own ~80–85% post pre-seed Too low, and VCs will worry you’re already over-diluted. 2. Avoid giving b

Startups don’t fail because of a lack of funding. They fail because of a lack of founder development. These books shaped the way I think, decide, negotiate, sell, and survive. Worth every single page. Forget MBAs. This is the real founder curriculu