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Startup Basics Day 3: Building Your Startup MVP (Minimum Viable Product) So, you’ve got a solid idea, and you’ve even validated it. That’s awesome! Now, it’s time to bring it to life, but not by building the entire thing (yet). Today, we’ll talk a

The Harsh Truth of Entrepreneurship 26 Weeks. 26 Chances. Each week is a window. Half of the year is already behind us. Some of those weeks you executed. Others... you watched. Here’s what this teaches us 👇 Entrepreneurship is not for the lazy.

Why a half baked IIT startup gets funded over a genius idea from your hometown📉 Ever wondered why a startup with a weak idea from an IIT grad gets funded, while a local kid with a brilliant, well thought out solution struggles to raise even ₹1? It

✈️ He Started an Airline Without a Rupee. So what exactly is your excuse? In 1984, Richard Branson had a flight canceled. Most people would complain and wait. But he? He rented a plane, scribbled on a signboard: “Virgin Airways – $39 one way to BV

The Types of Marketing That Actually Matter Most marketing advice is a waste of time. They’ll throw buzzwords at you—growth hacking, viral marketing, omnichannel—but no one tells you what actually works. Here’s the breakdown: 1. Digital Marketing

This guy built a startup from $0 to $3M ARR in just 18 months, and his journey was all about experimenting, adapting, and doubling down on what worked. Here’s how he did it: 1. Cold Calling Like a Student ($0 - $5K ARR) He started with cold calling

Here’s what’s brewing on the West Coast which no one talks loud enough: two major oil refineries—Phillips 66 in L.A. and Valero in Benicia—are shutting down. Not maybe. Not one day. Confirmed. Dates are set. End of 2025 for Phillips 66, and Spring 20

Most startup advice ends at “find product-market fit.” But what happens after that? This talk..How to Build a Product that Scales into a Company, is one of the most underrated deep dives on what actually matters after you get something people want.

Startup basics Day 4: How to Market Your Startup Now that you’ve built your MVP, it’s time to get it in front of people. Building something great is just half the journey—the real magic happens when people start noticing and using your product. So,