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A 20-year-old founder solving the used book problem on Shark Tank! Inspiring pitch by Sanjay Modi (NearBook). Great to see Anupam Mittal backing young founders with big dreams! https://youtu.be/B4bSusSd1tc

A founder I worked with raised ₹75L - without a pitch deck. He had no deck. No fancy metrics. Just a strong story, sharp clarity, and 1 powerful narrative email. Here’s what worked: 1. He knew his “why” cold - personal, specific, relevant 2. His M

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How to pitch your startup in 30 seconds Every entrepreneur wants to pitch their idea quickly, but most pitches either assume too much or overload with details. A great pitch isn’t about explaining everything—it’s about sparking interest. Instead

🌟 Event Experience: Be Pitch Ready by Marwari Catalyst 🌟 I recently had the opportunity to attend the “Be Pitch Ready” event organized by Marwari Catalyst at Bhamashah Technohub in Jaipur. It was an incredible experience witnessing various pitches

101% chance Investors will reject if you do these... 1. Stop sending long cold messages. Investors don’t want your life story. Get to the point. 2. Don’t mention your valuation upfront. It’s not about your worth; it’s about traction. Show you have

🚀 Why I Keep Winning Every Pitch Competition Every time I step on stage with my pitch deck, I notice one thing—most founders start with a big story about the problem, or the market. But judges and investors? They want something else first. Here’s

Wait when was the last time you went to a grocery store or a supermarket or a mall? have you noticed that there in snacks section the competitors are kept side by side think about PepsiCo's Lay's, Kurkure and Guiltfree Industries's Too Yum most of

Sometimes I really wonder why people act like this. At the start of a friendship, everything feels good — we talk, laugh, share things, and it feels real. But slowly, it changes. By the next semester, conversations fade, and by the third, it’s like I