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If you put bananas and money in front of monkeys, monkeys will chose bananas because monkeys do not know that money can buy a lot of bananas. In reality, if you put money and health in front of people, people tend to choose money because too many pe

28. MONDAY MOTIVATION: What's your biggest startup fear this week? Let's try to kill the fear on Day 1 of the week! #STARTED #KillFears

Have you ever heard of roposo clout these guys way too harsh when it comes to payment I spent too much money to generate sale but in the end they put fake rto Only if there was other options and alternative of roposo clout! Guys let me know if you c

Cap Table 101 - Here is how to keep it healthy A lot of founders mess up their cap table in early days. Here are 3 quick rules: 1. Founders should own ~80–85% post pre-seed Too low, and VCs will worry you’re already over-diluted. 2. Avoid giving b

The reason why I always try to promote rational decision, rather than emotional one. This Maldives is the same country which was boycotted by easemytrip - it also suspended bookings for traveling to Azerbaijan and Turkey recently. Now the govt. is

The fastest way to kill your company is by chasing lucrative opportunities. But if you can chase consumer insights - you'll be able to create something of high value.

Do you think that we judge people too quickly?? Read the article and ponder on the point that I and my friend were trying to prove. Comment what you think of this https://medium.com/@aryabaliga05/the-dilemma-of-choices-are-we-judging-too-harshly-31

You don’t need to burn out to build something great. But most founders do. Not because they want to— Because they’re too deep in the weeds. Worried about bugs. Juggling freelancers. Fixing things customers should never see. At some point, buildin