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Unpopular opinion: Not everyone should aspire to be a founder. It’s not about the glamor or the title. It’s about grinding through shitstorms while others cheer from the sidelines. Recognize your strengths, and don’t shy away from supporting those

Hi guys, How are you? I wanted to start a Business with Rice and I wanted to know it prices in the market, can you share the price of each KG of rice in your area 🙂 Thank you 🤗

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

Imporant metric for Start-ups - Break Even Units Suppose we are a shoe brand and we want to calculate our units to be sold for break even (No profit No Loss) Fixed Cost - 4,00,000 Selling Price per Unit - 1200 Variable Cost per Unit - 800 Contributi

Eco-friendly startup: pencils with graphite made from coffee beans. These unique pencils can't be erased or blended, but they emit a pleasant coffee aroma. ☕✏️ A set, including a stylish case, costs $109. An ideal choice for those who feel constant

Hello, medial. I'm a new man to the startup world and I've been thinking about startups alot these days...so, here's my first question BENGALURU OR HYDERABAD?

Hey I’m Anurag and am planning a new startup. I’m looking for a co-founder who is excited about helping shape this journey from the ground up. There’s no specific experience or skill set required—just a strong interest in planning and building a busi

Education: A Gateway to Success or a Money-Making Scam? 🤔 There’s always a debate about our current education system: 📚 Some say education is a blessing, empowering minds. 💸 Others say that it’s a scam, turned into a business. What’s your take?

Paul Graham wrote there are two different ways to run a company: founder mode and manager mode. It’s not just about following the rules of the organisation, there’s a whole different mindset at play. Read this: https://www.paulgraham.com/foundermode.

Wth is CM1, CM2???? CM - Contribution Margin Contribution margin is the selling price per unit minus the variable cost per unit. CM1 = Contribution margin one= selling price- material costs - logistics costs. CM2= Contribution margin two= sellin