Silicon Valley's dirtiest secret:
The most "innovative" companies don't innovate, they buy.
Tesla has bought 9 companies since its inception.
And Facebook? 78 companies in 15 years.
Here's what they don't want you to know :
Silicon Valley wasn’t
Success isn't forever, failure isn't the end. It's having the guts to keep going that matters- Winston Churchill
What new ideas have you used to tackle problems and make your business grow in the fast-changing world of startups and marketing?
People mistake Elon’s extreme obsession for extreme intelligence. He’s not actually a genius, but he is extraordinarily single minded. That kind of focus can build world-changing companies.
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The formula behind YCombinator’s AI Startup School and how to find world-changing startup ideas.
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“14 exits. ₹100 Cr returns. A 36% IRR. Not bad for a so-called ‘slow’ market.”
Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) just pulled off something incredible—14 successful exits, generating ₹100 crore for its investors. In a market where everyone’s talking ab
