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Don't just chase funding; chase sustainable customer revenue. That's the ultimate validation for your business.

I may be wrong but I feel chasing success is the most overrated thing that has been fed into our mind, we should not chase success but we should let success come to us with a slow and steady process, what's your thought?

Event based upticks don't generally convert into sustainable growth. The image below is a cautionary tale for investors who chase trends. It's important to remember that past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Just because

I'm tired of LinkedIn and their so called exaggerated success stories. 99% of those are legit fake

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You're absolutely right. The focus on creating a healthier and sustainable ecosystem with a higher success rate is often overlooked. People chase trends, ideas, and investments without building a robust system that ensures ideas thrive. Success is tr

I have a great idea and marking plan but I don't have investment so I can me a 100cr company but I need a small investors to start a business

STARTUP INDIA, or SHUTDOWN INDIA? Layoffs are rising. Kiosks are shutting. Founders are burning out. But wait — wasn’t the valuation ₹300 Cr? It’s time we face the truth: Fundraising ≠ Success. Revenue = Success. Press ≠ Validation. Retention = Va

Stop chasing viral moments and start focusing on creating real value. Going viral may get you attention for a day, but adding value builds trust and long-lasting relationships. When you give people something useful—whether it's advice, insights, or s