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Sam Altman The CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, is also a successful investor who has made a lot of money by investing in different companies. He dropped out of Stanford to start his own company, sold it for millions, and used that money to invest in othe

Is anyone here planning to drop out or has already dropped out of college to pursue their dreams of launching a startup?

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Building a successful startup demands more than innovative ideas; it requires a grounded understanding of market needs, effective communication, and an adaptable approach to growth while avoiding common pitfalls.

Everyone says funding in early stage, without a good background and experience funding is very hard.. but while scrolling internet there are lot of startups founders have not big exposure,Not a very good startup,not iitians/iimians are getting huge f

Is it the team and moat in order to make a startup successful? 🙄

I'm a Student and I am willing to learn about finance and how to build a successful startup . Can Anybody Suggest Some Books 📚

Even EdTech companies are finding it difficult to grow while gambling companies are tripling their revenue! And the best part, it is profitable with ₹100 crore+ profit

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