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I watched fewer episodes of Shark Tank, most founders optimised for equity, sharks but not cash If someone wants to do a combined deal or wants more equity ask for a little bit more cash-only "cash" increases your runway and chances of succeeding.

There's a huge difference In mindset Between consumer tech founders in the USA and India. When I talk to consumer tech founders from the west, they consistently impress on "how they can make their product grow organically" But in India most found

WAIT !!! Today we gonna talk about myth & Realities of Fund raising - Myths vs. Realities: • Myth: Fundraising is about fancy pitches Reality: It's a grind of one-on-one meetings and casual conversations • Myth: You need to raise money before

There are 2 types of founders: 1. Builds a semi-functional GPT wrapper with $50m funding. Has the audacity to compare himself with Elon Musk. Fights clowns for PR. 2. Dresses as a delivery boy, sits with the lowest level staff to understand the gro

You know, I use to think creating your company is a money making machine but until faced reality and understood how startup works ? it's amazing how we know very little about how Indian founders struggled to come where they are know 😊 so, Thankyo

I wish I could start a skill hubb ✨ which works like school- college mix, where you learn about business practically, go on field trips, industry visits, meet founders, do internship etc etc Basically copy of masters union in a coaching format witho

Everyone says funding in early stage, without a good background and experience funding is very hard.. but while scrolling internet there are lot of startups founders have not big exposure,Not a very good startup,not iitians/iimians are getting huge f

"Startup founders are the architects of the future, building bridges to worlds that do not yet exist. Their greatest challenge is not the obstacles they face, but convincing others to see the invisible and believe in the impossible."

Founders need not be great at fundraising. As against what most VCs/PEs/institutional investors want, I do not believe that founders have to be great at fundraising. Fundraising is only a part of running a company and that too a non-core part. The

Flipkart sold for $16 billion, but the founders got almost nothing. After looking at 100+ startup deals, I found some toxic terms that hurt founders: 1. Liquidation Preferences: Investors get their money back first. If the sale price is low, founde