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90% of startups fail, but the ones that survive don’t always have the best product, they have the best adaptability. Resilience > Perfection. What’s your take should founders focus more on adapting or perfecting their product?

Stop comparing yourself to people you know nothing about aside from the 10 second videos you see. Focus on where you're going and who you're becoming. It's your life... live it.

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

Bit of Comeback Post 🔥 Ist time founders focus on Product. 2nd time founders focus on Distribution. 3rd time founders should focus on Retention. This is a learning from my last startup. If your business by nature can not have repeat users, it wil

90% Businesses die because of bad cashflow, something where people never have a real look on. Look, businesses never built on just product, marketing, or sales. They built on cashflow.

In a World Where 90% of Startups Fail, Why Become an Entrepreneur? • The fact that 90% of startups fail should not discourage entrepreneurs. • The failure rate does not imply that the chance of success is only 10%. • Understanding customer needs,

Hey Entrepreneurs! I'm running a survey on the legal issues business owners are facing. Do drop the legal issues you're currently facing in your businesses!!

Total number of entrepreneur worldwie is 582 million and in India is around 105 million Approximately 30% of new small businesses fail by the end of year two, while half will fail before year five. That means roughly 70% of startups fail within thei

This time, bank results are showing a different pattern. Either a company is delivering good results or poor ones there’s no middle ground. Out of 10, 5 companies are meeting expectations, while the other 5 are not. But I believe that by the next qua