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Most people think startup success comes from intelligence, experience, or connections.
Wrong.
Sam Altman, the force behind OpenAI and YC, has backed some of the be
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Anonymous 3
Hey I am on Medial • 2m
Founders should be relentless, but they also need to know when to pivot or shut down. Blind persistence on a bad idea burns time, money, and sanity.
Startups don’t die because they have bad ideas. Most die because they run out of money. And that’s exactly why understanding Burn Rate and Runway is crucial.
Burn Rate is the amount of money a startup spends every month to operate salaries, rent, ma
founders can't always be right ✅ while implementing their product. the users may use it differently too.. we should have guts or decision making skills to pivot ASAP!.
Eg:
A great example of this is Instagram:
When Instagram was first launched in
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Chirag
Founder • 1m
Pivots don’t kill startups. Bad pivots do.
A year ago, I worked with a founder who had a great product but zero traction. Investors weren’t biting. Revenue was flat. Panic set in—he wanted a full pivot.
But pivots aren’t panic buttons. They’re stra
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Adithya Pappala
Zero Fund-VC|Launchi... • 5m
#9TDAYVC- DAY10
🎯What is meant by Blind Pool?
🎯What is Draw Down?
🎯Capital Commitments: Capital Commitments under less than 1 Crore is not acceptable under AIF.Employees or Directors of the AIF should Invest a minimum of 25 lakhs. 20 Crores
As a founder, what should be your next move
1. When you run out of money after first product failed to reach the market. (Sustainable situation)
2. Is it good to pivot ideas day by day?
3. If not found the success formula in service business.
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Rocktim Ranjan
CEO at @muhura • 11m
Investing when market is down is the best way to make profits in stock market
Then why only some makes it ?
Because people don't have the money to invest in hardtime
Do you agree ?
Indian tech founder kills his wife and son, then dies by suicide in the US.
> CEO of HoloWorld - a company ahead of its time.
> Former Microsoft employee.
> 44 international patents.
> Expert in robotics.
> TEDx speaker.
But what’s inside? No one k
The harsh truth is that raising funds is hard. It has become a fashion to make fun of founders who raise money but to be honest they are really skilled. Obviously there will be bad fishes in a pond but if it was so easy everyone would end up raising
Founders often fear failure from competition, market timing, or product flops. But the real silent killer? Bad investors.
From predatory term sheets to micromanaging board members, the wrong investor can tank your startup faster than any funding win
