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💥 Startup Founders!!! What’s the BIGGEST MISTAKE you made when building your startup? 👀 Drop it below so others can learn👇 (and not repeat it)

What's the worst mistake you made as a founder?

A founder’s mistake that became the biggest validation 💍 Context: We’re building Myra - gemstone rings brand. The mistake: 60+ customers didn’t receive their rings due to logistics failures (RTO/NDR issues). The plot twist: I personally called these

Stop seeking external validation (funding, awards) as proof; focus on the internal clarity of building real value.

Unlearning is harder than learning, but it’s absolutely crucial for growth. Here are 5 instances where I had to unlearn: 1/ Perfection: Early in my career, I believed everything had to be perfect before I could act. I learned that getting things do

#concentration is the secret of strength

The winner of our last giveaway where we asked Medial members "What’s the ONE mistake that taught you the most?" is Harish GL! Congrats, Harish! Info regarding the delivery will be sent on email. The next giveaway is on Thursday! It'll happen on ever

For me Learning at 👇 PM School (Growing the Community) >>>> MS Degree Thanks a lot Nikunj Sharma, Ankit Bareja, Kushaal Devanahalli, Anmol Jain, Ved Pandey, Priyal Laddha and many others 🙏 who taught be alot ☺️ Also to some of mine more Product

Every faith is true and respectable until it starts proclaiming that everything other than it is false and forbidden. Humility should be at the core of every religion and faith. The Catholic Church's lack of humility toward early scientists serves as

What school taught me : ~ Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. ~ Calculus ~ Pythagoras’ theorem ~ How to draw the Indian Map What I wish was taught in school: ~ Taxes ~ Networking ~ Personal Finance ~ Negotiations What do you think you