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💥 "Startups Are Failing Because They’re Too Busy Copying Corporates!" 💥 Startups often think they need to operate like big corporations to succeed. Here's the brutal truth: Corporates can crush startups because they’ve mastered the game YOU are tr

I'm going to develop my own casino website let see what we make 😌

Leader is never chosen, they emerge out on their own 🫶

Why are many of the startups that help small seller manage their business like khata book, etc are struggling? Is it coz small sellers don't like to pay for online things?

Studying India's rapidly evolving VC landscape & have some hypotheses on its future: 1. Cold outreach deals? With startups outpacing VCs, cold outreach may rise, pushing VCs to better evaluate pitches.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 2. Deal sourcing shake-up?

The fact that most of the startups fail is because they over fantasize about their idea 💡& future, because of that they ignore the ground reality . It shows the biase mentality towards the own perspective of the world 🌍 :)

These are the companies that acquired the most startups between 2000 and 2024 I've a question though - How do these companies integrate so many startups into their operations given that they may have varied company culture? And how do these acquisi

A very common and brilliant strategy of most business owner I have seen is when their business reached a height exponentially, they just sell their majority stake to a big player in the market but staying at a position of top management. they get th

Sam Altman (CEO, OpenAI & Former Y Combinator President) "The best ideas are fragile early on. They seem like bad ideas but have some kernel of truth that most people don’t see." Many great startups initially look like bad ideas—trust your vision

if you starting out your freelancing journey don't hop in Fiverr, Upwork websites coz the market there is saturated & highly competitive to stand out, like supply>demand. I would highly recommend someone to start pitching clients from his own network