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Current Economic Headwinds for VC Funders The VC landscape in mid-2025 is grappling with significant economic shifts. After a boom, VC funders face a more disciplined environment due to higher interest rates, persistent inflation, and a recalibration

🎓 Education: Scam or Opportunity? We spend years chasing marks, memorizing facts, and collecting degrees — but how much of it truly prepares us for life? Why are so many graduates still jobless, confused, or underpaid despite doing everything "rig

The Japandi-inspired brand NOOE has made headlines on Shark Tank India Season 4 by clinching a record-breaking ₹5 crore deal with Peyush Bansal, despite a challenging pitch. Known for its high-end products that blend Japanese minimalism and Scandinav

Okay, I know I’m going to get some flak for saying this, but let me share a brutally honest fact. Most consultants you hire to fix your company’s chaos often point out the same thing: cross-team collaboration is missing. It sounds obvious, but blin

When A VC firm is investing capital in your startup, how much money do they expect in return? I was having a talk with a very senior VC recently, I asked him the same question. He gave me the following data: Pre-seed/seed - 100x returns Series A -

Airbnb, now worth ~$100 billion, was rejected by 7 investors in 2007. Not because it was a bad idea, but because VCs reject 99% of startups. Lesson: If ALL your plans depend on VC funding rather than customer funding, you are already fighting 99% f

"The Bamboo Lesson" For five years, the Chinese bamboo seed is watered daily. Nothing happens. No sprout, no sign of life. Just soil. But in the sixth year, it grows 80 feet in 6 weeks. Was it growing in the sixth year? No. It was growing the who

What if it fails? That one question kills more dreams in India than failure ever could. But what if… we insured the dreamer? Imagine a world where founders get a safety net insurance that covers their personal risk, gives them a soft landing if the