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A North Star metric is a KPI that helps you understand if your business is meeting the expectations of your customers and team. For something to be a North Star metric, it should: 🔹be One single metric 🔹contribute to generating income for your bu

Why Most Startups Die Due to “Zombie Metrics” (And How to Avoid) ⁉️ Many early-stage founders celebrate the wrong things—likes, followers, website visits, or app downloads—thinking they signal growth. In reality, these are Zombie Metrics. What Are

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A North Star Metric (NSM) is a key metric that a company prioritizes for growth. It serves as the foundation of a company’s growth strategy, representing the value delivered to customers. Benefits of NSM: a] Focus– While different teams may tra

💡How Notion Nearly Failed, Then Became a $10B Company In 2015, Notion was 24 hours from shutting down. With just $150,000 left, co-founder Ivan Zhao moved to Kyoto, Japan and reduced the team from 8 to 2 people. Instead of pivoting or raising more

SCOOP: OpenAI is working on its own X-like social network, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. While the project is still in early stages, we’re told there’s an internal prototype focused on ChatGPT’s image generation that has a s

A startup’s valuation is the price investors believe it’s worth. But that belief is often based more on future potential than current reality. Factors like market size, growth projections, and hype around the sector often play a bigger role than actu

When we think about startup or any early stage project the founder's mindset should be more focused on making money or the project.... How is it seen when a founder start to make a company just to earn money.??