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How can I trust people online while sharing my startup idea or shall I not worry at all As I don’t have anything legally registered

Elon Musk on how choosing the wrong VC almost killed Tesla "If you have a choice of a lower valuation with someone you really like or a higher valuation with someone you have a question mark about, take the lower valuation." Elon tells part of the

middle class is completely f*cked up. tell me i am wrong almost every middle aged middle class person who has a family is financially, mentally stressed no work life balance for most, layoffs, emis, health issues and what not.

How to Be Sure of Your Startup Idea and validate it As a founder, your biggest fear isn’t failure—it’s execution 1.Start with Problem, Not Solution Ask urslf -Does it affect a large enough audience to sustain a business? -Is it urgent (TAM)? Will p

**Startup Concept: Shortcut Explore** **Objective:** It's a common observation that many individuals feel regretful about their life paths, often feeling that they haven't achieved what they initially set out to. The reasons behind this deviation fr

Startup Blueprint - Day 01 Choosing a right business model: 1.Who will be your customer base ? 2. What's the Domain of your business ? 3. How your business stands out from the competitors ? (Standing out from your competitors will increase your c

I have worked as a frontend dev for almost a year. Then I realised I wanted to switch to UI/UX design as designing has always been a passion of mine. But ever since I completed my advanced course (simplilearn certified by IIIT Banglore) and applying

I am about to graduate BBA next year I am totally confused about what's next? My brother want me to go in computer field but i am very passionate about cooking and I want to go in the field of hotel management but I am scared to talk to him about me

They say building a business is a marathon, not a sprint. Well, the last two years of Storeferry have felt more like a determined crawl... that's finally starting to stand tall! 🐢➡️🦒 Raising our round has brought the usual questions, especially a

According to Y Combinator, here are 15 common mistakes to steer clear of: 1. Single Founder 2. Bad Location 3. Marginal Niche 4. Derivative Idea 5. Obstinacy 6. Hiring Bad Programmers 7. Choosing the Wrong Platform 8. Slowness in Launching 9. Launch