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You spend months understanding your customer's pain, but VCs skip your problem slide in 30 seconds for XYZ reasons. Since VCs rush through problem statements, how can founders ensure that VCs understand the depth of problem? #39 # Started #VC #Fundr

With VC 2.0 emerging in india i.e., boutique firms operated by former founders - do you see a growing culture of founder friendly VCs or is this an opportunity to tap into?

If you’re scared, it means you’re growing. Fear isn’t a stop sign — it’s proof you’re leveling up. Keep going. 💕

is there anyone who has raised any funding through VC or have growing startup? #startup #vc

᠅ Founder Tip: Don’t raise money just because you can Raising money isn’t a milestone. It’s a trade. And most founders underestimate what they’re giving up. Here’s what to think through before taking VC money: 1. It’s not free—it’s fuel with expec

What If Bootstrapping Is the New Fundraising? Here’s a contrarian thought: in 2025, bootstrapping isn’t the opposite of VC funding—it’s becoming a new kind of pitch. Startups with solid revenues, loyal customers, and zero external capital are now m

If you’re running ads & not testing at least 5 creatives per week, you’re not scaling — you’re guessing. Markets shift. Attention shifts. Platforms shift. But winners? They adapt faster than the algorithm. Obsess over creative testing. That’s wher

Unpopular Opinion: If you have zero traction, don’t pitch VCs yet. You know what I see too often? Founders sending decks before they’ve even tested the idea. Here’s the blunt truth: 💡 VCs don’t fund ideas. They fund signals. And “signal” doesn’t

A lot of founders think funding = validation, but that’s just step one. If you can’t turn that capital into real, sustainable growth, it’s just a countdown to running out of cash. Just because a startup raises VC money doesn’t mean it’s successful. V