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The Most Important thing in Business is Trust Your Employees, Investors, Shareholders, Supplierers, Customers should have trust on you So you should try very hard to reap your trust in them Because Trust takes years to build and seconds to destroy

Elon Musk didn't have a Aeronautical Degree to build a SpaceX Mark Zuckerberg didn't have 1000 Friends to build a Facebook Narendera Modiji didn't have a Bachelor's Degree in Politics to become a P.M Then what they have in Common?? Neither

My co-founder doesn't own any responsibility in the startup nor he pushes himself at all to take ownership of anything. He does the work that I give him(basic work). We are a funded startup operating since 4 years, I have already had a lot of discuss

What I've Learned till now since 2023 - → Great ideas need execution, not excuses. - → Data isn’t the new oil; it’s the new dirt. Dig deep. - → Want growth? Start by pruning dead leads. - → Branding is like dating; stop chasing everyone. - → RO

lets say there is a clothing retail store if I invest x amount in it and start it I will have some sales , expenses and profit which I take home now the problem is rent increases every year by 10% , staff cost increases every year by 10% but the

🎤 Why Hanumankind’s Statement is a Genius Marketing Move 🧠 After Big Dawgs massive success, Hanumankind is criticized for saying: "I am not an Indian rapper, but a rapper from India." Let’s break it down from a marketing perspective: 🔍 He’s pos

I recently watched a show about startups called 𝗠𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁-𝗮𝗯. If you are building something or you're a beginner entrepreneur, it’s a great show to watch. You will learn a lot of startup terms, along with how to pitch to investo

A Bangalore techie was fired after 2.5 months working He is a front-end developer and was tasked with few back-end tasks, despite his efforts and pressure, it was challenging for him to fulfill He claimed 70% of the work provided to him was back-en

Why IIT/IIM Founders Get Funded Easily—and How You Can Too Without That Background! It’s true, founders from IIT/IIM often get funding faster due to their networks and perceived credibility. But you don’t need a fancy degree to succeed. Here’s how y

Here is a list of criteria that a startup should fit to be successful: 1. *Unique Value Proposition*: A clear, innovative solution to a real problem. 2. *Strong Team*: Experienced, passionate, and dedicated founders and employees. 3. *Market Deman