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Customer Validation > MVP: 5 Reasons Why It’s Your Startup’s First Step 90% of startups fail—many because they build before validating. Here’s why talking to customers beats rushing an MVP: 1.Confirms Product-Market Fit – Avoid building what no one

Why the Rich Stay Rich 💰 💼 Invest in assets, not just income. 📈 Leverage debt smartly. 📊 Review finances daily. 📚 Never stop learning and adapting. 💡 Diversify with multiple income streams. 🎯 Set clear financial goals and plans. Wealth isn't

The biggest risk isn't thinking too big and failing. It's thinking too small and succeeding at something that doesn't matter. If your plans don't make you a little nervous, they're probably not big enough. So go ahead, challenge yourself. Think big

🚀 Have a startup idea but can’t build the tech? I’m looking to collaborate as a co-founder with driven entrepreneurs who have solid ideas, investor access, and full-time intent — but lack technical support to build their MVP. WHO has strong vision

You don’t need another developer. You need a partner who actually gets what you’re building. Someone who can: Say “this feature is a distraction” Ship a working MVP in weeks, not quarters Automate your backend so you stop copy-pasting from Airtab

You will build a fundable startup by methodically decreasing risk at each stage, rather than chasing the next round If you want to raise capital, do these at each stage: 1. Pre-Seed: Focus on developing your MVP and proving technical feasibility 2

Startup Nuggets: Little Gems for Big Wins 💎 1. Idea Validation: Test your idea with real people. Gather feedback. Pivot if needed. Always start with "why" it matters. 2. Build a Lean Team: Hire based on skill and culture fit. Your first 10 hires s

Thinking of building an MVP? Hold your horses! Here are 10 things you must do first 1. Start with market research: Ensure your brilliant idea isn't just brilliant to you. 2. Define product value: Know why users will love it. 3. Design user flow: C

Startup Meeting Standards and Schedule In a startup, efficient and productive meetings are crucial. Here are some standards and a recommended schedule: Standards: 1. Purpose: Every meeting must have a clear objective. 2. Agenda: Share an agenda in

Pune Cabs: Fair Fare or Fare Game? Cab drivers reportedly switching between meters & apps to charge more. It’s more than just a few bucks – it's about TRUST. Apps were meant to make fares clear, right? We need simple, honest pricing. When the sys