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Are people really willing to join startups in early stages?

In life you need to trust Speed just like Skills, you need to make faster decisions and learn on the fly. Thinking about frameworks and trying to fit in will kill your time.

Get Started 13: Real Talk Time, Founders! You're drowning in forms, documents, and compliance paperwork that feels like it multiplies overnight... What's your biggest "Paperwork Paralysis" moment in early stages of the company? (Choose your strugg

What are the major mistakes that startups and businesses make in their early stages?

Read this twice: “You won’t figure everything out by thinking about it. Some clarity only comes when you move.”

I get the appeal of “better standard of living” in the US but how is the risk of randomly getting shot even worth it. Bengaluru won’t kill you atleast. Existential risk in moving to the states >>>

I’ve been building a SaaS product and learning a lot about startups and marketing along the way. Now I’m at the stage where I’m thinking about a few key things: How do you get your first 10–50 users? When is the right time to start talking to VCs?

I am learning about Basics of product analytics For products at different stages New product, growing to a mature product. Please Help with blogs, courses which helps in analytical thinking. Thank you!

The fastest way to kill your company is by chasing lucrative opportunities. But if you can chase consumer insights - you'll be able to create something of high value.