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The most dangerous advice to founders “Just focus on building. Fundraising will take care of itself.” Wrong. If you ignore fundraising until you “need” it, you’ll be negotiating from desperation. Reality: Fundraising takes 3–6 months. The best fo

Investors SAY they want "deep problem insights" but founders know that's BS. What's the REAL reason that investors don't prioritize problem depth? #35 #FounderTruth #StartupReality #VCMyths #Fundraising Drop your fundraising horror stories below 👇

The Brutal Reality: 70% of startups fail because they build something no one actually wants. These aren't dumb people - they're brilliant founders with great execution. So WTF is happening? #38 #Started #FounderMistakes #PMF

Founders need not be great at fundraising. As against what most VCs/PEs/institutional investors want, I do not believe that founders have to be great at fundraising. Fundraising is only a part of running a company and that too a non-core part. The

PMF REALITY CHECK: How do you REALLY know if you've achieved the holy grail of product-market fit? 🎯 #31 #GETSTARTED #PMF #Founders

what is the toughest part of fundraising?? startup founders please share your thoughts...

"Celebrating the fearless women who turn passions into businesses and dreams into reality" Happy Women's Day!

"It's good to be touchy about the industry you belong to" -Nikhil Kamath This applies for startups, founders gets obsessed with their company and idea. Founders always need a reality check, it gives us better understanding and acceptance

Why should a startup opt for a Private Limited Company only? 1. Easy Fundraising from Investors Investors & VCs prefer Pvt Ltd because they can get equity (shares) in exchange for investment. Proprietorships and LLPs cannot issue shares, making fun