Startup has become a cool thing and so many people are burning money not caring about profit ig unless it’s a habit forming there’s no point in burning money
startup really has become this cool gig ig, since I see everyone is adding co-founder on their LinkedIn profile 🙂
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home gloryy
Hey I am on Medial • 1y
Which is the best business sector 1. SaaS 2.ecom/dtc 3.healthtech 4.fintech 5.edtech
Best in the sense 1.high net profit 2. Asset light 3.fast growth. 4.less time to money /less burning money Please provide your view.
Hey Investors,
I have a profitable Idea not just like money burning but a profit maker. It will generate crores annually in the early stage phase And it will make crores monthly after Just two year. Already validated my idea with successful delivery.
Visited Startup Mahakumbh recently and had an eye-opening moment. While listening to discussions about Indian startups like Zomato, one point really struck me, are we just creating low-salaried jobs instead of building real tech?
Piyush made a valid
We all make timetables at some point, but we rarely follow them. What are the reasons for not being able to stick to them?
1. Unrealistic planning – Setting goals that are too ambitious or tight, making them hard to achieve.
2. Lack of motivatio
In FY25, entrepreneurship a global trend—everyone wants to be a business owner, chasing wealth like it’s a viral dance on Instagram or TikTok. The goal? Money, profit, and the dream of getting rich.
In today’s world, I want to start a business with
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Amanat Prakash
Building xces • 2m
Day 1 Business Terms
1. Revenue vs. Profit – "Revenue is what you earn, profit is what you keep. A startup making ₹10L/month in revenue but spending ₹9.5L has only ₹50K profit. See the difference?"
2. Burn Rate – "How fast are you burning cash? I
