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Everyone here talks about startups! But when does a startup stops being a startup? What needs to happen?

Instant profitability does not always mean that your startup is a VC scalable business. Something to note when we judge any startup these days who aren’t profitable.

Startup Idea: An app that finds all the apps you forgot you’re subscribed to, then offers therapy for the heartbreak when you see the total monthly cost.

Death doesn't only happen when a heart stops beating. For waiting is death, boredom is death, despair is death, and awaiting an unknown future is also death.

Do you think people should wait and learn everything about the industry and business before starting a startup or just start it and learn on the way while building the company?

If you got a great scalable startup idea where would you go first to get funding

What’s your biggest challenge before launching a startup?

Will a Mental Well Being Startup work in today's world?

Are You Scaling or Just Expanding? The Harsh Truth Every Founder Must Know! Every startup wants to grow, but not all are ready to scale. The reality? Some startups skyrocket, while others collapse under their own weight. Why? Scaling Too Soon = A F

What's the best skill to have before building a startUp?