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90% of startups fail. The #1 killer? Not competition. It's founder stubbornness. 5 signs you need to pivot : 1. You're solving a problem that doesn't exist A great product without a real need is just an expensive hobby. Validate the problem, not

Your Biggest Blind Spot? Why Confirmation Bias Kills Startups 💡 How Seeing Only What You Want to See Sabotages Your Business Reality 🤔 What is Confirmation Bias, Simply Put? (For Founders) It's the mental shortcut where you unconsciously favour

founders can't always be right ✅ while implementing their product. the users may use it differently too.. we should have guts or decision making skills to pivot ASAP!. Eg: A great example of this is Instagram: When Instagram was first launched in

It may not be relevant to startups or something, but I just want to share something. I am in 4th year, and my placement season started. Till new two companies visited our college. One was 25 LPA, and another is 7 LPA. I didn't make it the 25LPA one

"Ever wondered (episode - 1)" why Instagram was all about photos? Imagine a world before smartphones! Back then, Kevin Systrom, a techie from Stanford, had an idea for an app called Burbn. Think Foursquare, but with a twist - you could check in to

Make Choices Your Future Self Will Thank You For 🙏 Facing one of those massive, potentially scary founder decisions? (Quit the job? Launch that risky product? Make a hard pivot?) It can feel totally overwhelming! 🤯 Here's a powerful mental model

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to Everyone! Ganpati Bappa Morya! 🙏 wanted to take this special day to not only celebrate but also share a recent experience that left a lasting impression on me. Earlier today, I visited a car dealership, and something unus

The greatest accident in startup history: A gaming studio built a simple chat tool to solve their own problem. 8 years later, Salesforce bought it for $27.7 Billion. Here's how a side project saved a failing company and changed work forever: In 2

Larry Ellison: The Maverick Who Redefined Business Strategy Larry Ellison didn’t just build Oracle; he dominated industries with moves most leaders wouldn’t dare. Ellison was relentless in cutting losses. If a product wasn’t a clear winner, he drop

Meet the woman who failed thrice before building India's 100th Unicorn startup. 1. After graduating from IIM Bangalore, Mabel Chacko wanted to start India's first biometric payment interface. In 2006, she began Touch2pay and launched the technology