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People think building a startup is risky. I think working a job you hate for 40 years is riskier

Building a startup is like being in a relationship—exciting at first, exhausting later, and expensive throughout.

Building a startup is hard while working in a startup is comparatively easy.

The Startup Game: What Matters Most? Building a startup isn’t just about having a great idea. The real game is different. What do you think is the biggest factor in startup success?

I am building a marketplace for brands and restaurants to come together. Billboards don't have a good brand recall value since most people don't look at them for more than 2 second. Restaurants (typically serving 10,000 customers monthly) get extra r

Hi there, currently I am studying BBA first sem and I want to get a internship in any startup and I am trying too, but due my resume which have nothing in it I think I am not able to get any internship in startup is there any other way or which skill

Still there are lot of companies who think making festival posts in social media will get them inbound leads Screw Them

What do you think are the first very initial use cases that a AI startup should create to get clients in 2024 ?

One of the Best Advice I got From a Founder Is Before Starting A startup work For A early stage startup for At least A Year. Early Stage Team Building Initial Fund Raising Building A product from Scratch Getting First Users And Many More Things A

Networking solves this. Unfortunately most only network when they get laid off