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A simple thing I advise early-stage founders on: —> Stage —> Strategy —> Source 1) Stage - What stage are you really at? Idea, MVP, early traction, PMF? 2) Strategy - Do you need capital to survive or to scale? Different answers, different risks.

Any frontend or backend or full stack developer here for a project. DM but keep in mind we are in early stage

Any frontend or backend or full stack developer here for a project. DM but keep in mind we are in early stage

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Is blogging overhyped for making money early?

How would you prefer raising money for your early stage startup?

Our Fellow at 18startup has shared a clear picture of a startup journey. It shows how a founder's excitement changes from when they first get an idea to when their business grows bigger. 🤔 If you are an early-stage startup founder have a look at it

Investors are investing money in start-ups and start-up fails or not making profit, they are again investing in start-ups and start-up fails or not making profit. So the question is if start-up not making money then how investors earn money. I know

What project management tools are best and affordable for early stage startup with a team strength of arround 50?

I have seen so many early stage founders focus more on raising money than solving real problems Truth is: you can either build for funding or build for traction Both paths are valid but rarely at the same time Qus: Which one are you choosing right