Does anyone have any advice for a first-time founder? What's pitfalls should we avoid at all costs? Or what decisions should we make as quickly as possible?
Anonymous 1
Stealth • 2m
You'll burn out quickly. Focus on what you're good at and hire or outsource the rest. Trust your team, but choose them wisely.
Guys Need some help .
We're looking for a (CTO) to join our team and lead the development of our project.
You'll need expertise in MERN full stack development, with a strong focus on React for the frontend. You'll be responsible for both backend a
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Stealth • 4m
To all my Entrepreneurial Friends
10 Best Mistakes to Make in Entrepreneurial Life
👉 Take Risks: Learn from bold moves.
👉 Fail Fast: Discover what doesn’t work quickly.
👉 Overestimate: Aim high, adjust later.
👉 Hire Early: Find the right te
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Shubham P
Stealth • 11d
How to Build a Billion-Dollar Company by Working Smarter, Not Harder.
Here’s how:
Building a billion-dollar company isn’t a solo game. Right now, AI isn’t advanced enough to create an empire on its own—success takes a team.
So here’s my advice: fo
Is it better to bootstrap or seek VC funding for your startup?
The endless debate: Bootstrap vs. VC funding.
- Bootstrapping builds resilience and deep customer focus. You prioritize solving real problems over chasing valuations.
- VC funding can
Surrounding yourself with people who'll push yourself and help you to get your goal is really necessary.
That means, find people who are smarter than you, who have that growth mindset and who are crazy enough to do the work which seems nearly imposs
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Aarihant Aaryan
Stealth • 8m
How to build great teams?
1. Hire right: Hiring is more about taking bold calls, but I learned this important framework from bhavintu founder of Zeta - he said something interesting
“ Always prioritize to hire someone who has more efficiency rate
Leaders, your words can either build bridges or burn them.
I’ve seen too many teams stall because of a few choice phrases. Here are 6 common phrases that kill motivation:
1. “That’s not how we do it here.”
⤷ Innovation dies when you stick to outdat
Control the Controllable
Entrepreneurs Cafe #16
→ You can't control the wind. But you can control your sails.
Life throws curveballs.
Business throws tsunamis.
Your response?
Control the controllable:
1. Your attitude: Choose optimism
2. Your
Did you know that 90% of startups fail, but that doesn't mean yours has to?
Learning from others’ mistakes is key. Top reasons for failure include lack of market need, running out of cash, and not having the right team.
Avoid these pitfalls by co