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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

👉 Follow and Bookmark 🔖 for sure before continuing:----- . . 🚀 The Ultimate Checklist: 10 Steps to Launch Your Startup Ready to launch your startup? Follow these 10 steps to set yourself up for success! 🌟 1️⃣ Validate Your Idea -> 🎯 Identify a

🔥 Starting a Startup in Your 20s Be Like... No funding. No team. No clue what’s next. Just vibes, vision, and YouTube tutorials at 3AM. But still, we move. Because: Nobody's coming to save you — build it anyway. Friends will party, you’ll be pit

The Best Ways to Use Customer Testimonials in Your Marketing Customer testimonials are powerful tools for growing your business. They build trust and encourage others to buy your product or service. Here are the best ways to use them: 1. Add Testimo

Starting a Company in India Can Eat You Alive — Even if You’re Broke Tag your CA friends, they’ll cry too. Started an OPC thinking it's "just a formality"? Even if you made ₹0, the govt wants an audit like you're Infosys. Statutory Audit = Manda

1/ Everyone wants to be right. Everyone wants their idea to win. But here's the truth, if your idea is truly different, there's a good chance it might fail. 2/ The only way to know what works is to experiment. You can’t predict success, you can only

"Court Case Against Me"Please Help😳 😂😂 These days, I am just not only receiving Founder Mails Investors Mails Event Invites But also these Scammers who are making their messages very official through mail also. Lol "To the Scammer, Bro, T

Coinbase founder best advice for a pre-product/market fit startup Most founders freeze. They overthink. They wait for the perfect plan. Big mistake. Brian Armstrong (Coinbase) learned this early: Action produces information. Paul Graham says it be

Naval Ravikant’s advice to startup founders: “You only have to be right once” Naval Ravikant took 13 years and 7 startups before AngelList (worth $4.1B) became his first real success. Most entrepreneurs fail—a lot. Naval launched 40-50 projects, an