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Anonymous

Stealth • 1m

my college is a bit mesra here I have won 1 lakh rupees for my start up idea but rn I don't have a team I think hire my classmates and people from other branch but they don't just fit in my team and more of them are just selfish and I have no idea

Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 1m

1. Start Alone: Don’t rush to build a team. Work on the core idea yourself and keep improving it. 2. Choose Trustworthy People: Pick teammates who share your values, not just classmates. Trust matters more than skills. 3. Learn to Build: Gain technical skills so you don’t rely too much on others. 4. Spend Carefully: Use the ₹1 lakh to keep going, not for big expenses. First, make sure people actually want your product. 5. Think Long-Term: Balance college and your startup, but focus on what will help you grow in the long run. 6. Find the Right People Online: Look for advice and partners in startup communities outside your college. Final Thought: Start small, learn from every step, and don’t give up. Success comes with time and persistence.

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