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Random thought : to be successful as a founder you need all or at least either of these 1.Privilege 2.Expertise 3.Luck

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From an old HBR article... Being obsessive about what you own and knowing when adding 'bandwidth' or 'expertise' isn't going to cut it is a pretty big superpower. Especially early on, when it's your vision vs the world. That being said, there is

Every guru started somewhere. Every genius wondered sometimes. The difference between people who dream and those who realize them isn't luck—it's tenacity, faith, and taking action. Don't wait for the perfect time. It doesn't arrive. Start timid, sta

🚀 Redefining What It Means to Build a Startup Building a startup isn't just about inventing something completely new. Sometimes, true innovation lies in entering a large existing industry and rewriting it through deep thinking, sharp observation, a

Why "Follow Your Passion" Can Be Terrible Startup Advice... We hear it constantly in the startup world: "Follow your passion!" It sounds inspiring, right? But honestly, as practical advice for building a sustainable business, it can sometimes be m

It seems to me that ChatGpt is going to outperform most of these AI tools being build by startups and at one point, an AI startup will need to ask itself- "What we we offering that GPT-4 isn't or wouldn't be able to offer in the future". I have seen

"My AI Startup Got Funded. I Don't Need the Internship Anymore." 🚀 A Bengaluru Intern's Viral Exit! Just saw the news about a Bengaluru intern's exit message that's gone viral: “Hey, sorry I took a leave because I had a meeting with a VC. My AI sta

The "Fake It Till You Make It" Debate 🤔 - Helpful or Harmful for Founders? Arguments FOR 'Faking It': - Confidence Boost: Projecting confidence can be contagious, opening doors and creating opportunities. 💪 - Learning Under Pressure: Sometimes div

Remember tracing your favorite Pokémon on paper as a kid? Those wobbly Charmanders and half-melted Pikachus? Fast-forward to today: I built Pokedraw, a camera-powered Pokédex-style app that revives those art-class thrills by outlining your Pokémon i