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Day 4 - Tell your Worst founder. The founder with most mentions, likes and support will win every day. Also This is for indian startups and entrepreneurs

Every great thing starts with some assumption so assume yourself a best version of your in the upcoming years and start proving.

Been thinking a lot about how startups die. 
It's rarely the idea.
It’s usually the speed. Or lack of it. Or could be something you may talk about. Came across this old military concept- the OODA Loop - and it’s amazing. Observe -Orient -Decide -Ac

You’ve got an idea, and it lights you up inside. Now, protect it. In the world of startups, you’ll face doubters, setbacks, and endless distractions. But if you're passionate about your vision: → Block out the noise → Cultivate a relentless focus

Building a Strong Team: The Backbone of Startup Success Success in Startups isn't just about the idea - it's about the team behind it. Prioritize hiring for passion and cultural fit, not just skills. Foster open communication, encourage collaboratio

What do you think about the "Jugaad" culture of India? I think some refinement in the Jugaadu solutions would make for some good startups. Pls share your opinions 👇

Day 3 - Tell your Best founder. The founder with most mentions, likes and support will win every day.

The First Startup: A Tough but Rewarding Journey Building a startup from scratch is never easy. It’s a road filled with challenges—uncertainty, long nights, and unexpected setbacks. But every struggle shapes you, every failure teaches you, and every

Day 2 - Tell your Most Overrated founder. The founder with most mentions, likes and support will win every day.

This man can see the future. He predicted social media's rise and invested early in Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter & Slack. And he just said, “If you're not posting content, you don't exist”. Some learning from Gary Vee's: 1- Instead of being a cont