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"Success in a startup is 10% inspiration, 90% explaining to your family why you're still broke" Come in DM

Launching a startup is 10% innovation and 90% explaining it to your dog. And, let's be real, Rocky might grasp it before the VCs.

Why 90% percent startups fails? and what factors makes a startup successful?

Running a startup is a daily battle of self belief

Being employed vs being unemployed: When you’re employed, you feel stable but focused on one structured path. However, when you’re unemployed, your mind shifts into high alert, making you more aware of alternative opportunities—partly due to fear, b

Debating white labeling for our startup. Is it the next big thing or just a fancy hat?

You’re building a startup. Who’s the best cofounder?

Challenges faced in running a startup dev team totally in remote ?

Sam Altman is now literally running a one person unicorn startup

Busting Startup Fundraising Myths: Why You Can Raise Money and Build Your Dream Company (Part 3) ⛔️ Myth: Raising money means losing control оf your company. ✔️ Reality: Seed rounds today give founders more control than ever, as SAFEs d