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When 'we’ll figure it out later' becomes the reality.

The most irrational belief Indian founders have, but still end up winning big: "We’ll figure out monetization later” Sounds crazy. But it’s worked more than once Here’s how 👇 • Founders chase users like their life depends on it • They burn cash

We’ll figure out design later.” Famous last words of failed startups. Design isn’t lipstick. It’s your product’s first impression, engagement system, and retention layer. At Opslify, UI/UX is not an afterthought. It’s: ✅ Gamified ✅ Emotionally int

If your investor doesn’t ask about your moat or assumes you’ll ‘figure it out’ later… run. Smart money wants defensibility from day one.

Nobody really knows what the hell they're doing at the start! So just f*cking start. You will figure out the rest later.❤‍🔥

Can someone help me figure out how to calculate the valuation and equity for my startup? It’s still at the idea stage and I’m looking to raise some funding. Bootstrap is not possible and I need some investors for my social media startup.

startup is where chaos meets purpose. Most things, you figure out along the way. What were your biggest obstacles on your journey?

Startup Burnout Is Real— Founders wear hustle like a badge, but burnout is the silent killer of startups. Long hours and endless decisions drain you—suddenly, you’re snapping at your team or staring blankly at your screen. It’s real, and it’s co

Feeling like you’re juggling a dozen balls while trying to monetize your passion? 🥴 The creator economy is booming, but why does it feel like the real challenge is just getting by? Creators are overwhelmed—brand deals lost in endless email chains,

🛑 No one told us what to do after school. They told us to guess, to follow others, or to just do BCom/BA and "figure it out later." But later never came. I’m Rishi — from a Tier 3 town, no fancy degree, no big city job. And I decided to build Caree