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I worked with Mayank back during the Goodbox days, a very soft spoken person. Despite of what markets play, an entrepreneur keeps building one thing or other until they receive a key success. But what killed the Koo bird? 1. Differentiation: - N

Raising VC Money? Tips No One Tells You : 1) Don’t Chase VCs, Attract Them - Build something so good they can’t ignore you. 2) Traction > Decks - Fancy pitch decks don’t matter if your numbers don’t add up. 3) Investors Follow Other Investors - G

"Is Poverty a Choice in the Age of Technology?" Today, technology can create endless opportunities, but poverty still exists. Why? Because there’s a race happening—a race between technology that creates abundance and government systems that can sl

Koo shutting down brings several thoughts to my mind. We often get caught up in the race of instant success, especially in the tech world. But, innovation isn’t just about launching a product; it's about sustaining and evolving it over time. [ 1 ]

DAY 10 — Still Showing Up. Not every day looks exciting — some are just about showing up, figuring things out, and keeping the energy alive. Today was one of those days. Spoke to founders, exchanged real perspectives, clarified small details — the

Co-founders are the foundation of a startup. What no one tells you is that it's often better to have no co-founder than to have one who is slow, unresponsive, or too distracted with personal matters. A co-founder is like a life partner—get the right

You don’t need this to be a VC! -IIT or Ivy degree -MAANG Resume -Nor Altman or Elon Musk's brother At 19,I broke into VC.Was part of VC Lab & after evaluating 80+fund decks globally Here’s the truth:it boils down to three core skills. 1.Abilit

𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝘆 What if we had a mandatory calm reset built into our lives — one day every week or month where everything stops? No phone, no work, no content dopamine, no noise. You wake up and the world agrees to be quiet. You spend the day

In the dynamic world of startups, it's common for founders to become deeply attached to their initial ideas. However, the path to a successful venture often requires rigorous research and a strategic approach to problem-solving. It's true that not

Japan’s Great Wall Against Tsunamis In the wake of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami that claimed nearly 20,000 lives, Japan invested $12B to build a 400 km chain of concrete seawalls, some towering 15 meters high. Purpose: Designed to slow ts