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Wealth isn’t just about how much you make. It’s about how much you keep. Most people don’t have an income problem. They have a spending problem. Ego buys liabilities. Humility builds assets. Choose wisely.

There are two types of entrepreneurs: 1.Those who aim to solve meaningful problems. 2.Those who chase funding milestones. One creates sustainable impact, the other fuels a financial bubble. Choose wisely

There are two types of entrepreneurs: 1.Those who aim to solve meaningful problems. 2. Those who chase funding milestones. One creates sustainable impact, the other fuels a financial bubble. Choose wisely

Just because you can do anything doesn't mean you should do it 👉 Capability doesn’t equal necessity. 👉 Busy work isn’t business growth. 👉 Focus beats frenzy. 👉 Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. 👉 Not every opportunity is worth

🙂 Growth Sense, a trusted and vibrant ecosystem for startups, has closed its funding round, raising $600,000. The funding round was led by marquee angels, micro VCs and industry veterans. With the closure of this round, Growth Sense's existing inv

Is the concept of venture capital a bad thing. Because I have seen so many startup’s getting destroyed because once they start raising they are always chasing a funding round and grow for the investors and not their customers. Whereas if we see earli

Why Raising Startup Funding Takes 6–8 Months Raising startup funding is often a lengthy process, typically taking 6 to 8 months instead of just weeks. This timeline can be broken down into three essential phases. 1. Finding a Lead Investor (Approx.

The stock market isn’t that easy. In the last six days, I’ve seen two cases where people committed suicide due to their stock market losses, and the common factor in both was leverage. Taking loans to work in the market isn’t wrong, but managing thos

Financial Planning for Bangalore Entrepreneurs Bangalore, a thriving hub for startups, offers immense opportunities but navigating the financial landscape can be challenging. Here's a simplified guide: * Define Goals: What are your financial object

Why does a startup fail? 1. Lack of Market Need The product or service doesn’t solve a real problem or isn’t something people are willing to pay for. Poor market research leads to misjudging customer demand. 2. Running Out of Money Startups oft