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5 Common Mistakes First-Time Startup Founders Make Starting a business? Avoid these pitfalls: 1️⃣ Hiring full-time too early – Wait until you have product-market fit. 2️⃣ Ignoring offshore talent– Save money without sacrificing quality. 3️⃣ S

This is literally the best talk I’ve seen on how to speak confidently and get people to listen (even if you're an introvert).

I have seen a lot of people trying to launch their MVP so that atleast they can tell people what they are up to and user can get the service. And for that they(builders) go to different MVP launcher or MVP kits etc. I see a ton of them on the inter

Some of the most underrated lessons I learnt from Y Combinator - Make something people want - Talk to your customers everyday - Build MVP and go to Market ASAP Share 1-2 lessons from your journey in the comments

How to Demo Your MVP to Investors - Without Overwhelming Them You don’t need a full-featured product to impress investors. You just need to show clarity + momentum - fast. Here’s how I tell founders to present their MVP in early-stage pitches: ✅

Not All Early Stage Products Are MVPs. Understand the difference between a PoC, Prototype and MVP. 1. PoC (Proof of Concept) = Can we even build this? 2. Prototype = Can users see and understand how the product will function? 3. MVP = Will people

THREAD Let's talk about your one all time favourite documentary and why it's on your list. Please do not mention the most common ones.

I think there will be different sections that need one for startup and one for idea because idea is the thing everyday many people think about something, may they don't have an idea of scalability business and everything, Niket Raj Dwivedi previously

Hai fam....I have some questions 1.what is the meaning of "common sense" in your opinion? 2.Do you see people with "common sense" more or less in your peer groups? 3. Are people with "common sense" decreasing or increasing day by day with coming gen