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Stumbled on this great piece on Neil Mehta and Greenoaks via Aravind Srinivas (Perplexity). It unpacks how Mehta’s long-term, high-conviction approach sets him apart in VC. A long read, but worth it if you're curious about what really distinguishes t

Hey founder👋 Do you know about Berkus Approach? The Berkus Approach is a startup valuation method based on qualitative factors, assigning monetary value to key success components. It’s ideal for early-stage startups without extensive financial histo

The Secret to Better Startup Ideas: Divergent vs. Convergent Thinking Every startup begins with an idea. But how do you ensure you're generating the right ideas? Most founders struggle because they mix up two crucial thinking processes: Divergent T

I LOVE THE WORK ZIPLINE IS DOIN SEE⬇️ Zipline is a company that specializes in using drones to deliver medical supplies, especially in remote or hard-to-reach areas. Their drones have been crucial in delivering essential items like blood, vaccines,

Hey Team Medial, It takes a lot of courage to pitch on national TV, especially in front of the sharks! Regardless of the challenges pointed out during the pitch, I’m really impressed by the Medial app idea. No matter how things unfold in the future,

All of us are thinking that we are the smartest person in the world . is it really true or we all are living in dilulu ? we start something and when it become successful no matter how. Everyone says we knew that will happen and what if we failed e

Imagine you have an excellent idea and the first step is (of course) making a great team. But how will you start with hiring or getting the right people by your side. Which roles will you hire for at first? What factors will you evaluate on ? How to

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

Starting with the startup success stories Day 1. In 2008, Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia couldn't afford rent, so they turned their living room into a bed and breakfast, offering air mattresses to guests. This led to the creation of Airbnb, now a bil