Golden Nugget for Entrepreneurs
In my POV, loans are ideal for early-stage businesses to build progress before pitching to VC, but remember, loans come with risk:
• Loans help you establish your business, manage cash flow, and achieve short-term
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Anonymous 2
Stealth • 1d
I think you should only take a loan where you are already a high rev generating company. And if you are a cash burn company then equity funding is best
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Name a company, apart from Jio and Zomato, that got successful with a high burn model
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💡 The Harsh Truth About Business
90% of startups fail within 3 years.
Why?
❌ They chase funding, not customers
❌ They build products, not solutions
❌ They ignore cash flow
If you want to succeed, focus on:
✅ Solving real problems
✅ Generating profit
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