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Why Do Most Startups Fail? A. No Market Need... B. Running Out of Cash... C. Weak Business Model.... D. Bad Team.... E. Tough Competition.... F. Pricing Issues... G. Poor Marketing... H. Ignoring Customers.. I. Scaling Too Fast... J. Legal & Regulat

Why Do Startups Fail? 💔📉 this is what statistic says(globally) Building a startup is tough, and here are the top reasons why they don’t make it: 1️⃣ Ran out of cash / failed to raise funds – 38% 2️⃣ No market need – 35% 3️⃣ Got outcompeted – 20

“What are the biggest challenges currently faced by India’s medical sector, and how can innovative solutions address issues such as accessibility, affordability, and quality of healthcare?”

Let's sum up: 8 self-development concepts 1: Have a minimal morning routine 2: Align with your energy 3: Choose High-leverage activities 4. Alternate your focus 5: Say "no" more often 6: Reflect weekly 7: Be honest with yourself 8: Fail Intentional

Fact#02 A strong team is more important than a great idea. Many startups fail not because of a bad idea but due to poor execution. Investors often say they’d rather back an average idea with a great team than a great idea with a weak team. Buildin

Higher IGST revenue often indicates a state is a manufacturing and exporting hub (e.g., Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan). Conversely, higher SGST revenue can suggest a state with strong consumer and retail activity (e.g., Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, UP)

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Here’s a quick list of failed Indian startups: 1. Zilingo – Shut down due to financial mismanagement. 2. Fynd – Failed due to stiff competition and unsustainable profits. 3. Katerra India – Shutdown due to poor execution and market adaptation is

Facing cash flow issues? You're not alone! In this video, we share “10 innovative ways” to troubleshoot common cash flow challenges that can hinder your business's success. From negotiating payment terms and invoicing promptly to diversifying revenue