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Stop falling for highlight reels. You see someone blow up online and think: “Damn, they made it overnight.” What you didn’t see: The 5 years of bad ideas The embarrassing pivots The ignored tweets and ghost town launches The months they conside

Everyone talks about the raise. Very few talk about what hits after the wire lands. It’s not champagne.
It’s speed.
It’s pressure.
It’s silence. Suddenly the product you loved building.. turns into a number game. Suddenly you're building to justif

What VCs say vs What they mean: 1) “Come back after traction” = We want proof without risk. 2) “We love the team” = The idea is meh, but you seem cool. 3) “Let’s stay in touch” = Probably never gonna happen unless you blow up. Drop your favorite

A simple thing I advise early-stage founders on: —> Stage —> Strategy —> Source 1) Stage - What stage are you really at? Idea, MVP, early traction, PMF? 2) Strategy - Do you need capital to survive or to scale? Different answers, different risks.

🎥 From Dating App to Empire: The YouTube Story In February 2005, three former PayPal employees launched a site called YouTube. Their original idea? 💘 A video dating site. The slogan: “Tune in, Hook up.” It flopped. No one uploaded dating videos.

🌟 Attention Bengaluru! 🌟 Are you ready to be part of the next big revolution in the dating industry? Introducing Juno, the new era of dating apps created by Club 17 – where meaningful connections meet cutting-edge innovation. We’re redefining onl

Building a startup is like dating. In the beginning, it’s all excitement and potential. Then reality hits, and suddenly you’re questioning your life choices at 2 AM while staring at an Excel sheet or some report. Investors are basically parents, s

Frustrated with tinder, bumble or hinge? Not finding the right one? Two interesting Indian start-ups may change the dating game altogether. Schmooze Dating: $4 M Series A. ⏩Investors include: Elevation Cap., Founders of: Ultrahuman, The Souled Sto