Download App

Home

News

Pods

🚀

Startup Showcase

Notifications

Join our whatsapp channel for quick updates

Switch theme

Blog . Feedback . Privacy

Feed Post

Inactive

Stealth • 1m

Ever wonder why founders read all the right books but still make the same mistakes ? Here’s the thing: they don’t follow the basics!!! Let's break down the top 10 things every startup book covers, but most founders ignore (and later regret) on Medial: 1. Cash flow is everything, yet founders act surprised when the bank account runs dry. 2. Everyone talks about product-market fit before scaling. Still, they scale first and wonder why it all crashes. 3. "Hire slow, fire fast." Yet, somehow, wrong hires stick around too long. 4. Retention matters more than acquisition. But why focus on keeping customers when you can just chase new ones ? 5. Testing before launching feels unnecessary—until that "brilliant" idea fails miserably. 6. Founders love rigid plans, but guess what? Being adaptable is what keeps businesses alive. 7. Chasing explosive growth is tempting, but ignoring profitability is like driving off a cliff blindfolded. 8. Learn to say ‘no.’ But ‘yes’ just feels better—until the burnout hits. 9. Knowing your numbers might sound boring, but guess what’s worse? Being blindsided by a financial disaster. 10. Don’t fall in love with your product. But hey, we all know someone who fell head over heels for a product nobody wanted. These are the same lessons every startup book teaches, yet founders consistently ignore them and regret later No matter how many books you read, BASICS is MUSTTT!

0 replies7 likes

Recommendations from Medial

Ravi Ranjan

Stealth • 1m

Give the past Example of an Entrepreneurship where Product was the best in the market but yet the Business failed due to bad marketing or operations ??

12 replies6 likes

Sajin
•

Foundation • 1m

Why repeated founders have higher chances of success? It's not only about learning from mistakes or finally figuring out the right market and product. 1. First time founders focus heavily on product perfection and fails 2. Second time founders p

6 replies5 likes

Anonymous

Stealth • 4m

Why do we in Delhi don’t have any tech-first product startup like Bangalore? Only baniya and dhando business all around. Even the culture is so uncool and dead tbh. No wonder people move south.

4 replies4 likes

HSR

Stealth • 3m

"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."

1 replies5 likes

Lucky Solanki

Stealth • 2m

Why do founders always pitch to investors, and not the other way around?

7 replies4 likes

Mehul Fanawala
•

The Clueless Company • 4m

It was a dream to build a product at The Clueless Company, and guess what! We started building a SaaS product. 🚀 Here's why that's exciting: 1. Our goal? Simplify and enhance your workflow. 2. Imagine having more time for what truly matters. I c

11 replies12 likes

Aarihant Aaryan

Stealth • 26d

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

9 replies16 likes

Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

HOW many of your ideas are stolen by someone ? True but harsh until unless you start working for your idea fast someone work on that and Sucess in it . did I m the one feels it or you also feel same let me know in comments .

2 replies2 likes

Payal Manghnani

Stealth • 4m

Why put off your greatness until later? Why wait for a better time to fulfill your dreams and those wonderful opportunities that life opens up for you? Why not take the first step today?

1 replies4 likes

Anonymous

Stealth • 6m

Can anyone help me creating a network with potential startup partner, I have problem solving and innovative product ideas but yet in tense how to implicate

3 replies4 likes