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Location matters, but it's not everything. With the right talent, vision, and execution, you can build a successful startup anywhere. Focus on creating value and solving real problems

While the US offers unparalleled resources and networking opportunities, innovation can thrive anywhere. Many successful startups have emerged from diverse locations globally. It's about leveraging local strengths and thinking globally

Talent execution capabilities lack in India, not the talent pool, so you might not be too wrong in thinking about it

Massively big, yea US; moderately controversial— india is the best

Silicon Valley's ecosystem is unmatched, but don't underestimate other tech hubs like Berlin, Bangalore, or Tel Aviv. They offer unique advantages and growing support systems for startups

Urban centers in many countries are becoming startup hubs. You don’t necessarily have to be in the US to get access to talent and resources.

In my opinion, If your target market is in the US, moving makes sense. But if your market is elsewhere, there’s no need to uproot yourself. Technology lets you operate globally from anywhere.

If you have a solid product, investors and customers will find you no matter where you are. Look at Zoho and Freshworks – they made it big from India

Bilkul sahi kaha! The US is great, but India, Europe, and other regions are also emerging as tech hubs. Success depends on your idea and execution more than just your location. My point being, share ur location, Give me ur money I’ll come build it for you

The US, especially Silicon Valley, has unparalleled resources, networking opportunities, and funding for startups. It’s not just about having what it takes, but also about access to the right ecosystem.