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What is stopping you from building a start-up? Personally for me, I don't think I'm smart enough(atleast not now). I don't have any good ideas even if I get an idea I lack the knowledge needed to start a business. (Summed up, I'm a fool XD 😂 ) Jok

“I didn’t expect stand-up comedy to teach me about business — but it did.” Post Body: Weird confession: I’ve learnt more about business, marketing, and audience building from stand-up comedy than some “serious” books out there. I’m not kidding. Th

🎯 Before You Build Anything, Know This: How Big Is Your Market? Most startup ideas don’t fail because of bad design or weak execution. They fail because the market was too small to matter. 🧊 Before you code, pitch, or even brainstorm too hard, as

The Unexpected Business Lessons We Can Learn from Stand-Up Comedians Ever thought stand-up comedy could teach you something about running a business? It turns out, the world of jokes has more in common with entrepreneurship than you can ever think: 1

Why 90% of Startups Fail? The Brutal Truth No One Tells You! So, you’ve got a brilliant startup idea. You dream of becoming the next Elon Musk (minus the Twitter drama). You launch your business, expecting millions to roll in… and then—BOOM! Reality

In India, the industry takes to take the regulatory provisions a bit too lightly. Paytm is the recent example of someone having to pay heavily for it. It was doing roaring business to which RBI put an abrupt stop on 15 March 2024 for violations of re

Bitcoin Is Surging—But One Mistake Could Lead to Mass Bankruptcy Let’s Understand Today’s Landscape Bitcoin’s surge is catching the attention of millions, but it’s far from a safe bet. While some view it as the future of finance, its volatility and

Since the last few months, i have been helping many founder's in their -0 to 1 journey of building consumer tech products, I am sharing this quick guide, hoping it’ll accelerate your -0 to 1 journey while building a world-class consumer-tech produc

Koo's Founder on - Appearing for a startup interview Make a list of startups you’re generally interested in. If you’re risk averse but still want to work at a startup, try and choose a startup that’s gone beyond their Series B. The risk is usually