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Most of the startups fail because they dont know how to adapt, and how to execute! It's all about doing the right thing at the right time in the right niche - how hard is that?

Merely building a product based on some personal intuition is a bad product strategy. It is not important that we are building something. It is even more important that we are building - ✅ The right product or feature  ✅ for the Right Problem to

Those who are building their food business. This is the right time to start and expand

I think it's super important, specifically in the Indian context First time founder's, should spend time on building the right culture and right approach towards people You can't just use people as a tool to make progress If you can't do it, don

Startup is all about: Right IDEA, at the Right TIME, with the Right TEAM Am I right???

🚀 Scaling your startup is all about momentum! Once you've hit product-market fit 🎯 it's time to double down on building the right team 👥, expanding your user base 📈 and driving consistent revenue 💰. Strong market positioning 🔥 and strategic inv

Someone once told me there's no such thing as "organic." It's not true that organic users always have better metrics than inorganic ones. If this is the case for you, then your marketing and messaging before acquiring inorganic users is flawed. Does

Learn to sell, learn to build. If you can do both, you will be unstoppable. These are two very broad categories. One is building the product. This is hard, and it's multivariate. It can include design; it can include development; it can include manu

A retired cardio in hometown started a pacemaker factory with his life savings and broke even within 18 mns with a healthy order book lined up for 24 months cutting the middlemen. No, there's no right age to start a business.

There's no bigger mystery than one's ownself.