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Do you think it's worth reading more startup success/failure stories and news about acquisitions and funding to increase the chances of your startup being successful or does luck and timing play an even major role in it.

Don’t try to go fast when building a startup. Take it slow and enjoy the process. Fast doesn’t guarantee consistency but being slow and steady does. If you wanna raise funding and flex, that’s a different story 😄

The Snapdeal Saga Snapdeal - a company that went from being the country’s most promising unicorn to nearly shutting down. Kunal Bahl ( yes the Latest Shark ) and Rohit Bansal, two college friends who took on Flipkart and Amazon in a battle Snapde

millionaire fastlane 7 Dangers of the Slowlane 🚨 ❌ Hope Over Control: Depending on luck, not strategy. 💀 Health Gamble: Will you live long enough to enjoy wealth? 💼 Job Trap: One layoff and your plan collapses. 🏡 Real Estate Myth: Home equit

"Netflix lost almost a Million Subscribers" Bankruptcy to Billions #7 Netflix turnaround from significant crisis In 2011 Netflix announced a change in its pricing and subscription plans. Initially customers could subscribe both DVD rentals and str

You Made a Plan and It Failed? Who Cares? Try Again! Life is full of ups and downs, and failure is just a stepping stone to success. Here’s a little reminder for anyone who might need it: - Got in a relationship and it didn’t work out? Who cares? T

Is this happening at all the times? - We dream - We plan - We work hard - We are wining continously in the process - We are happy and continously work hard to achieve the end goal - Someone fucks up / Some unusal event - And then the goal of

Why Having a Great Product Doesn’t Guarantee Startup Success: Having an awesome product isn't enough for startup success. 80% of startups fail in the first 18 months due to poor market fit, marketing, or customer engagement. For example, An American

💥 Kunal Shah – The Rebel Who Built CRED 💥 Dropped out of MBA. Never coded. Never followed rules. Yet built FreeCharge (sold to Snapdeal for $400M) and then CRED (valued at $6B+). While everyone thought loyalty programs were dead, he created CRED—

Ever find yourself stuck in the cycle of 'just one more task'? Our work culture tends to glorify being constantly busy, but staying late or pushing ourselves beyond limits doesn’t necessarily equal success. It’s easy to think that going the extra mi