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Startups don't die when they run out of cash, they die when the founders run out of energy.

Here is a picture from Y-Combinator sharing 14 most impactful lessons for startups and founders!

❗️Bankruptcy of Austin-based accelerator Newchip leaves founders in distress as court orders auction of warrants in over 1,000 startups. Founders like Lacey Hunter of TechAid and Garrett Temple of Novogiene forced to shut down companies as warrants

does any of you guys realize that most of the startups in the start up showcase are edutech and i wonder why? coz most of the edutech startup success rate is less than or close to 15% and the market is so over saturated and it makes me wonder if the

the most valuable skill to have is "thinking from first principles." prioritize it over any other skill. it has given me an edge, and it will do the same for you!

Which emerging sector do you believe holds the most promise for startups in India over the next five years?

why only 10% startups work? so guys, 90% of startups fail, and most people think it’s because of lack of funding or a bad product. But the biggest reason is something else entirely: Most founders build something nobody actually wants or is willing

What is the biggest fear of startup founders? And how do they handle it? Basically, what are the common problems faced by most startups?

Doing things that don't scale? It sounds counterintuitive, but what if doing things that don't scale is actually a crucial early strategy for startups? This video brings together different founders who share their perspectives on this seemingly wei