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Anjaneya Pratap Sydala
Building • 5m
Why You Shouldn't Start a Startup 1.High Risk Of Failure - Most Startups Fail Because Of Poor Execution, No Market Need For Product, Lack Of Proper Team, No Proper Funding Etc... 2.Financial Instability - Many Times it Happens That Startups Go Months or Years Without Many Any Profits. Often Forcing To Take Loans or Credit Lines, Where Founders Have High Chance of Ending Broke. 3.Extreme Stress And Burnout Situations - Founders & Team Often Have to Put Extreme Long Work Hours Sacrificing Sleep, Health & Personal Relationships. Which Ultimately Lead To Stressful & Burnout Situations, Anxiety & Depression. 3.Funding Challenges - Very Less StartUps Often Raise Good Money Through VC. Very Less StartUps Focus on Bootstrap To Grow & Succeed, Where Many Opt for Equity Fund Raising and Dilutes Control over Product. 4.Legal and Regulatory Hurdles - Often Founders Lack in Expertise In Industries They Want to Operate. Industries like healthcare or fintech face heavy regulations, requiring legal expertise and resources. Besides These There are Many N Number of Reasons Why You Shouldn't Start a Startup. Often People Think Founders Can Earn Money If They Build a Successful Startup But In Many Situations It's Wrong It High Likely You Can Earn More Money If You Put The Same Amount Of Time In Climbing The Corporate Ladder And Moving To Higher Positions in The Respective Working Industry. But At The Same Time It's Really Easy To Start and Build a Successful Startup. Let's See it in An Another Post. Till Then Figure Out & Mention Below How Prepared You are To Cross The Above Hurdles. Thank You for Reading Till Here.
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