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Startups don’t just need funding; they need founders who are emotionally regulated, resilient and well-rested. Mental health is a business strategy. 💭 What’s one mindset shift that helped you avoid burnout as a founder?

Manifesting it now hitting 1,000 community followers by end of August 🤞 Let’s see if the universe echoes it back. X, don’t fail me now #BuildInPublic #Manifesting #CommunityGrow #indiedev

In my opinion, this perspective is thought-provoking and emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and independent thinking. While consuming information can inspire and educate, it's equally crucial to step back, filter out the noise, and focus on

Things to Be Mentally Prepared for When Starting a Startup 🚫 Rejection In the startup journey, you'll face many rejections—from VCs, clients, and others. Be prepared for it. Remember, people will only invest if they're confident you can deliver val

Looking for Tech Enthusiasts to Build Something Exciting! I’m in the early stages of launching a tech services startup and looking for passionate front-end and back-end developers to join the journey. If you’re someone who loves building scalable so

᠅ Founder Tip: How to pitch your startup in 30 seconds Most founders ramble. Investors tune out. Customers lose interest. Here's how to keep it tight: Step 1: Start with the problem Don’t say what your product does. Say what it solves. Example: “Mi

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

90% Digital Marketers go for Content Creation tip, but here's the reality → Algorithms Don’t Care: Your post might still flop, no matter how great it is. → Consistency is Key: One viral hit won't sustain you; you need a steady flow of content. →

Starting a startup? Don’t build blind—validate first! 90% of startups fail because founders skip this step, assuming their idea is gold. The truth? Your customers hold the key to success. Before you code or design, map out their needs. This simple 3-