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Does anyone have any advice for a first-time founder? What's pitfalls should we avoid at all costs? Or what decisions should we make as quickly as possible?

Business Tips #4 Biggest Mistakes First-Time Entrepreneurs Make ❌ 1. Trying to Sell to Everyone ❌ 2. Waiting for Perfection ❌ 3. Ignoring Cash Flow

The most common financial mistakes people make in their 30s In your 30s, financial decisions can significantly impact your future. Enpending too much money on wedding. Buying an Expensive Car Living on Credit Neglecting Savings Not Setting Fina

Starting your first startup is both thrilling and terrifying. You’ve got big ideas, a clear vision, and a passion to make it work. But here’s the truth—mistakes are inevitable, especially if this is your first rodeo. While some mistakes are neces

Heyy from nikill_00, I have decided to start our own Clothes brand. What u think should i start because every human needs clothes in life even a one person buy 5 time clothes in year. 1️⃣ Summer Vacations (Travel & Roaming) 2️⃣ Job/College Wardrobe

Common Mistakes by Young Bootstrapped Startup Founders 1. Not defining your target market. Know who's buying. 2. Launching at the wrong time. 3. Missing the right co-founder. Find the right partner. 4. Trying to do everything alone. Build a team.

[SE 1/∞] What do you think are the top 3 pitfalls for a SaaS Pre-Sales Engineer? For me: 1. Engaging into product demo without requirements validation 2. Following Sales team for every customer, including the first discovery!! 3. Everyone's favour

On January 23rd''2024, RedStone.VC received the application of Deep Seek AI stating that they will disrupt the AI Industry. But the RedStone.VC ignored & Surprisingly, They disrupted really just after one year. The word "Disruption & groundbreaking

Avoid These Mistakes When Building Your IT Agency Starting an IT agency is exciting, but common mistakes can derail growth. ✅ Mistake 1: Ignoring Sales – Tech skills alone won’t bring clients. Prioritize sales to generate revenue. ✅ Mistake 2: Hiri

My first employee was an unexpected one 😔 Being bootstrapped, I was confused what to pick: 1️⃣ Interns? Low budget but very low professionalism 2️⃣ Part time? High professionalism but low commitment 3️⃣ Full time? Paisa nahi hai 🤑 4️⃣ Equity ba