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"Startup Math: The Brutal Truth" 100 ideas 10 launches 3 get users 1 gets funded 0.1 becomes a company Keep playing the game.

"Is It Really Luck?" Ever looked at a successful startup and thought, "They got lucky" But here’s a question: Are you willing to put in the same grind, the same late nights, the same risk-taking with your ideas? What if "luck" is just the reward f

Everyone asks about Shark Tank’s impact on Medial. We pitched at 80K users. Today we have 400K+. But only ~15K can be directly linked to Shark Tank (maybe because it was OTT-only). STI gave us visibility + credibility. But not distribution, retent

#12 Swiggy In Swiggy's first year of operations, the founders pulled insane hours working double shifts. They would start at 7 AM doing deliveries, then attend to office work throughout the day, and go back out for more deliveries until 1-2 AM dail

How do you feel when you see someone already executing the idea, you were thinking of?

It's easy to work and grind. Rather working with uncertainty. Eg., If a person is holding his breath. It's easy for him if the other person says 10seconds. But if he doesn't say anything. Then it's gonna be hard. It's the same with entrepreneurshi

The Untold Truth of a Startup Founder’s Journey ✈️🌍💡 The journey of a startup founder isn’t just about building a business—it’s about relentless pursuit, sleepless nights, and crossing borders in search of opportunities. 🌟 From navigating the st

Losers do nothing. Midwits do things they can brag about. Winners? They do all of the little tiny things nobody is interested in, day after day, relentless dedication to compounding interest. You can't impress anybody with your daily grind. Turnin