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Fact: 90% of startups fail, but the top reason isn’t lack of money—it’s lack of market demand. Many entrepreneurs focus on funding and operations but forget to validate if people actually need their product or service. Before launching, always test

Most startups fail before launch not because of bad ideas, but because of blind optimism. Founders fall in love with the product, not the problem. They spend months perfecting logos, websites, and pitch decks—but never validate whether customers actu

What is the biggest fear of startup founders? And how do they handle it? Basically, what are the common problems faced by most startups?

Most of biggest and popular startups like Tesla, PayTm, etc are new inventions. So do you all think that a startup should focus on building something new instead of copying an idea?

Why Most Startups Fail: A Real Talk Did you know that 91% of startups fail because of poor product-market fit? That means their product didn’t solve a real problem for real people. They built something they thought was great—but their users didn’t n

Most people think dev life is about logic It’s actually about patience What’s the longest you’ve debugged something before it finally worked?

Startups don’t die from competition — they die from building something nobody wants. 🚫 Day 8 of my 30-day Business & Entrepreneurship series 🚀 Most startups don’t fail because of bad ideas — they fail because there’s simply no demand. That’s

🛑 3 Startup Mistakes That Kill Businesses 1️⃣ Hiring too fast before making revenue 2️⃣ Raising funding before proving demand 3️⃣ Ignoring marketing & expecting sales to come The best startups focus on: ✔️ Profits before people ✔️ Customers before i

Nearly 60% of Indian startups shut down due to poor market demand Not tech. Not team. Just building something nobody wants.

Thinking of something in the protein space, not a new product, more like a new approach. Before I go further, I’m curious — what do you dislike or miss most in current protein supplements?