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What’s the #1 thing holding you back from starting your business right now?

what's holding India back to make a global product like Google or Apple? what do u think 🤔 is it mindset, funding issues or infrastructure?

Workings on something along the lines of bits of ONDC, b2b+ b2c and kinda a big ecosystem thing for something specific in turn future a big big house of things/brands under it. I have made every bit plan i need. Still something holding me back and b

Ice cream brand Hocco just scooped up $10M in funding! 🍦💰 The Gujarati fave plans to churn this into national expansion, more parlours, and sweet innovation. Looks like investors are loving the cold cash strategy! ❄️📈

Everyone is saying, "Don't do design first, make wireframes, then do design!" But in my case, it's my personal project. I am doing it my own way, like I want to feel how it looks and try to get more ideas to implement. Yeah, maybe I am wrong in my st

Don’t try to go fast when building a startup. Take it slow and enjoy the process. Fast doesn’t guarantee consistency but being slow and steady does. If you wanna raise funding and flex, that’s a different story 😄

🚀 Fundraise Smart. Reach Your Milestones. Succeed! Struggling to calculate your funding requirements and prepare for your next big round? Don’t let your cash flow run dry before you hit those critical milestones! 👉 It’s time to take control! • I

It looks like, the game of burning VC money to make an enterprise big by including more users ignoring the profitability is over. The sad thing is many enthusiastic founders still think, they can bring this era back.. BUSINESS MEANS PROFITS , BUSINES

Valuation vs Dilution - They’re Not the Same Thing Here’s the truth: Valuation is just a number. Dilution is the actual cost. If your valuation is ₹10Cr and you raise ₹2Cr → you’re giving up 20% But if your valuation is ₹6Cr and you raise ₹1.5Cr →