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"If a woman becomes successful, she is the only one considered successful. But when a man becomes successful, the whole family is seen as successful."

Only 1 in 400 Indian startups becomes a unicorn (That’s just 0.25%) Hype is loud — but the odds are brutal.

things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle.

Do you think it's worth reading more startup success/failure stories and news about acquisitions and funding to increase the chances of your startup being successful or does luck and timing play an even major role in it.

If You Had Invested ₹1 Lakh in 2018, Here's What It Would Be Worth in May 2025: 1. Asian Paints – ₹3,90,000 2. Infosys – ₹2,70,000 3. Bajaj Finance – ₹6,80,000 4. ITC – ₹2,10,000 5. Hindustan Unilever – ₹2,80,000 Time in the market beats timin

We know that many of us have great ideas, but only a few will turn those ideas into products. 1.What's stopping you from turning your idea into a product? 2.If you have a great idea, do you really know the way to turn it into a successful product?

Most people won't start their startups Most startups will fail Most of them won't be unicorns Only a few will know real success And maybe one of those few will change the world for the better

Tanmay bhat said "Only a foolish would not give luck any credit" This is so apt. Like I can't imagine a single person who is at the pinnacle would not think what might have gone wrong and it didn't. Also the very next statement of discussion is C

let me remind you — every successful idea today was once a failed attempt by someone else. The difference? The people who succeeded found their own unique angle, solved the right problem, and stuck with it even when it felt impossible. 🌝

What's your Views on chingari pivot, also will the only fans for India business model will succeed ? Personally it may not coz through AI all those stuff can be done.