Building Bharat • 3m
Dear Future Unicorn Founder, In the bustling startup ecosystem of India, where over 100s of new ventures are born daily but nearly 90% fail within their first five years, what separates the winners from the rest? As Charlie Munger famously observed, what we often call "common sense" in business is actually "uncommon sense" — principles that seem obvious in hindsight but are rarely practiced in reality. Today, we unpack this powerful framework of 10 Uncommon Sense Maxims that could dramatically improve your startup's chances of success, with examples and stories from the Indian startup landscape.
Co Founder & CEO at ... • 8d
What Do the Top 1% Rich People Really Have in Common? It’s Not Just Money. Everyone talks about the outcome — wealth, status, freedom. But few talk about the patterns that keep showing up behind the scenes. So here’s a real question to reflect on:
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Dexter Capital Advisors • 1y
Not all may agree with this one, but then we can always agree to disagree :) This bit from Charlie Munger, the legendary investor, probably holds well for most east asian tiger economies- Korea, Singapore, and Vietnam (now). In fact, even if you lo
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💡 Business Idea: Growing Specialty-Shaped Vegetables and Fruits 🍉🥦 The idea of growing uniquely shaped vegetables and fruits is not new globally and has been successfully practiced in other countries. 🌍 Growing produce in special shapes is no m
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So after 15 years of burning over ₹30,000 Cr in cab hailing, Uber (and Ola) are now finding out that Cabs don't really work in India. Uber says "three out of every five trips in India are now on two and three-wheelers". Well. No shyt, Sherlock. You
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