Back

Building a startup? Everyone will have advice— "Don't stress." "Take breaks." "Go out, have fun." But in the end, you just do what it takes. Sick? Work. Hungry? Work. Burnt out? Work. Because that's what building really looks like.

Everyone is building! Cool... But everyone is building alone. No one sees the doubt. the panic. the silence. Startups never die because they fail. They die because founders quit. Work gets stacked. Founders get burned. Then we act surprised wh

"There's one motto I follow in life now. At the end of it,each time you don't do well in exams, you don't get good marks, that girl you like doesn't like you back, you're jealous of another friend in your college, I think the one is to remember, is t

WAIT !!! Today we gonna talk about myth & Realities of Fund raising - Myths vs. Realities: • Myth: Fundraising is about fancy pitches Reality: It's a grind of one-on-one meetings and casual conversations • Myth: You need to raise money before

How Much Should You Raise at Idea Stage? Most founders either raise too little or too much. Here’s a simple mental model 👇 🔸 Don’t raise for 18 months You’re not scaling - you’re validating 🔸 Don’t raise based on “runway” Raise based on milesto

In 2008, Airbnb tried raising $150K at a $1.5M valuation. But a VC rejected them because “the market is too small”. Today, Airbnb is worth $80 billion. The greatest founders expand their market.

[This post has been deleted by the creator]

Valuation vs Dilution - They’re Not the Same Thing Here’s the truth: Valuation is just a number. Dilution is the actual cost. If your valuation is ₹10Cr and you raise ₹2Cr → you’re giving up 20% But if your valuation is ₹6Cr and you raise ₹1.5Cr →