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‼️ We have seen to many cricketers investing in multiple startup . Will these guys be new kind of Angel Investors ? What's your insight over these ?

Founders are often clueless about many things, but they're never clueless about their passion.

Anyone here an angel investor? Would love to hear about your successful exits/fails in investing with start-ups.

What’s up with this year’s shark tank and royalty deals? No one wants to take the damn risk. Isn’t that the whole deal about Angel Investing? “Paisa wasooli mentality”

A Sneak Peek To Good Side of Angel Investing! Hey Everyone, Yesterday, we talked about the easiest and least risky funding method for startups: bootstrapping. It’s all about using your own resources to grow your business, keeping things in your co

FAILED INDIAN STARTUPS 🚨 Hey guys, I'm building a website that will contain a list of failed indian startups, their journeys, competition, market dynamics then, runway, founders, and much more data based insights on why they failed. Please upvote

How employable are failed startup founders in India? Especially that are not coders. Do they get jobs or is there a stigma attached to it?

I have mostly seen new age Indian entrepreneurs to be very positive about India's growth whereas people who are trying to conclude that India still needs a lot of improvement often ends up giving illogical analysis in terms of India's growth context.

A lot of us may be considering here the worst case scenarios of building a startup. Questions like "What if this doesn't work out, am I going to end up homeless?" In fact a lot of us, given that we start, have a high probability of failing. Y Co

Flipkart sold for $16 billion, but the founders got almost nothing. After looking at 100+ startup deals, I found some toxic terms that hurt founders: 1. Liquidation Preferences: Investors get their money back first. If the sale price is low, founde