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Some of the most successful companies: Slack, Instagram, Twitter (X), YouTube, Discord, Netflix, and more have pivoted multiple times. The point? Pivot 10 times if needed. Because in the startup world, surviving is all that matters. If you can surviv

📌Most Common thing that you guys see in a FAILED startup or business ??

I don't know why it feels like the investors on Shark Tank India consider themselves to be gods, thinking that whatever they say is right and everything else is wrong. They say things like "no one can sell a ₹100 product for ₹50, which I find hard to

What's one thing that Web3 companies need to desperately solve?

From my knowledge, whatever I got to learn by running multiple start-ups one thing for sure i concluded . Most boring businesses give you more money and have more potential to get success .

“I knew that if I failed I wouldn’t regret that, but I knew the one thing I might regret is not trying.” -Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO Amazon

AI and Job Efficiency: Contrary to fears of job loss, AI might actually make workers more efficient. Companies like Alorica are using AI to enhance customer service by providing support in multiple languages

NEED HELP! What does one actually analyze when an idea hits the mind? I worked on many failed ones lately... Just wanted to understand. What's the approach to the next stage? Let's NOT bring anything to do with revenues or model. Lets focus on the