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Startups Are NOT Glamorous – Here’s What No One Tells You! ❌Myth 1: You need a unique idea to succeed. ✅ Truth: Execution matters more than the idea. Facebook wasn’t the first social network, and Google wasn’t the first search engine. They just exec

Planning to sell something on Flipkart, amazon or meesho? Watch this first.

Medials, please take note: Investors won't fund your million-dollar idea alone. They want to see either a prototype or traction for your product. Don't waste time chasing funding based solely on ideas. Show them tangible progress first and money wil

👉 Start Small: Validate your concept with real revenue. 👉 Learn Fast: Use early feedback to refine your approach. 👉 Build Momentum: Small wins lead to bigger opportunities. 👉 Minimize Risk: Avoid betting everything on untested ideas. 👉 Prove

The Real Founder Job Description : Sell before it exists Build while broke Fail publicly Get back up Repeat Are you passionate enough?

Top 5 tips for bootstrap eagles! While attending Li Event at Mumbai, I've networked with some LcNc Developers They gave me 5 tips ➟ Sell first, build later: Prove demand before investing time and money and Research well ➟ Solve real problems: Fo

I have seen so many early stage founders focus more on raising money than solving real problems Truth is: you can either build for funding or build for traction Both paths are valid but rarely at the same time Qus: Which one are you choosing right

I have seen so many early stage founders focus more on raising money than solving real problems Truth is: you can either build for funding or build for traction Both paths are valid but rarely at the same time Qus: Which one are you choosing right

Why does a startup fail? 1. Lack of Market Need The product or service doesn’t solve a real problem or isn’t something people are willing to pay for. Poor market research leads to misjudging customer demand. 2. Running Out of Money Startups oft

The founder of KFC was a loser until he was 65, he had no money, he borrowed $87 and started making fried chicken wings. He failed 1,009 times before he was able to sell his first franchise. By the age of 88, he had become a billionaire.