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What’s the Hardest Part About Starting Something New? Whether it’s a startup, a side hustle, or even a new habit—getting started is always the toughest part. For some, it’s fear of failure. Others struggle with imposter syndrome, finding the right

Are you thinking about starting an online business in India? The opportunities are endless, but navigating the options can be overwhelming. From e-commerce to digital services, there’s something for everyone. 🔍 In our latest blog, we break down t

Everyone says funding in early stage, without a good background and experience funding is very hard.. but while scrolling internet there are lot of startups founders have not big exposure,Not a very good startup,not iitians/iimians are getting huge f

Before, I used to wonder why most big companies set up in tier 1 cities—despite the high rents, heavy expenses, pollution, and chaos. Seemed stupid. But after doing business in a rural area, I get it now. Skilled human resources are insanely hard t

Startup Burnout Is Real— Founders wear hustle like a badge, but burnout is the silent killer of startups. Long hours and endless decisions drain you—suddenly, you’re snapping at your team or staring blankly at your screen. It’s real, and it’s co

Timing > Execution > Idea The idea is shit and has no value but its execution does. Moreover Timing is much more important. Take an Example of YouTube; While the internet was booming the idea of starting a video streaming platform ( It was pivoted

Aadit Palicha is worth Rs 1200 crores today at the age of 22... but do you know who is his father? He's the Chief Investment Officer for some of the most influential families in the UAE, and has worked closely with the Venture Capital Industry. Fal

Sam Altman on why you should work hard at the beginning of your career: Hard work pays off over time, just like compounded interest. Starting early in your career gives you more time to see the benefits of your efforts. When you’re young, you of

Here are 50 essential resources for founders, aspiring founders, and entrepreneurs, categorized for easy reference: Books 1. The Lean Startup – Eric Ries 2. Zero to One – Peter Thiel 3. The Hard Thing About Hard Things – Ben Horowitz 4. The Mom Tes