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Peter Thiel on Why Founders Should Rethink the Lean Startup Approach Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal, has a critical view on the Lean Startup methodology. While he acknowledges its benefits, he argues that modern founders may rely too heavily on

founders can't always be right ✅ while implementing their product. the users may use it differently too.. we should have guts or decision making skills to pivot ASAP!. Eg: A great example of this is Instagram: When Instagram was first launched in

Prisha and Dishani were discussing startups. Dishani asked, Why do some startups fail, while others succeed? Prisha replied, It depends on various factors. Let me share a small story. Prisha continued, There were two startups. Both had a great pro

Why Every Startup Founder Needs an Annual Work Plan? An annual work plan is essential for startup founders as it provides a clear roadmap to achieve goals. 1. Strategic Direction: It aligns short-term actions with long-term vision, helping founders

In execution-led business, the complexity comes when the business scales. It is easy to build a great business in 2-3 cities, but replicating that in different cities in a challenge. The cities where founders can visit regularly will be easy to sca

Founders, don’t overlook this! If you're raising funds, having a well-structured Data Room is a game-changer. It shows investors you're professional, transparent, and ready to scale, making the due diligence process smoother and faster. Here’s what

Hi everyone, I have started helping startups and entrepreneurs achieve product-market fit (PMF) at a Fractional Cost & Time than traditional methods. Research shows that 34% of startups fail due to lack of direction, overengineering, and missing PMF

College dropouts like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg might dominate Silicon Valley folklore, but India tells a different story: Only 3 out of 211 Indian unicorn founders abandoned their degrees early. You're actually far more likely to find advanced

It's eye opening to see that, out of 1,263 unicorn founders, only 56 were dropouts (that’s just 4.4%). Meanwhile: - 485 had a Bachelor's - 259 had a Master's - 236 had an MBA - 286 had a Doctorate That means a PhD is 5x more common than a dropout a

Founders are fooling VCs and VCs are the dumb organisation with money as seen about unikon.ai , he was like I'll make unikon bigger than LinkedIn now pivoting, LinkedIn is 100x better for any professional connection when I was studying data science i