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"Would you trust a failed founder with your money—again?" Most people shy away from failure, but not venture capitalists. Many VCs are willing to back the same founders who’ve failed before. Why? Because failure isn’t the end; it’s a masterclass

Thank you, guys! We have completed 111 users in this journey of sharing and learning from each other. I hope I'll bring more valuable learnings within this community.

I'm building a focused community dedicated to one purpose: building startups. In this group, we’ll exclusively discuss how to launch and grow startups, explore market trends, understand how to secure investment, and support each other in finding co-f

Telstra and Nokia are working together to give software developers access to tools that will help them build smarter apps for companies. This means developers can create new and useful applications using Telstra's advanced network capabilities with t

The last 48 hours have been animating. Apps that have high frequency usage, should have features like finding blood donor and other critical aspects - the strong network effects solve low frequency critical issues easily.

what are the methods you know about finding distance between two or more devices. **GPS will not work in close proximity ** BLE kind of works but can't tell 😕 do any of you know any other methods for finding nearby devices. NB: they are not in th

Lets learn building startups from VCs who meets 10000+ founders every year! The following is a 6-Steps Blueprint to build a business by Antler VC! The video explains them easily in a very interesting VC perspective! Step 1: Tough Questions for F

🤦Reality of raising funds!! Sorry, But I have seen all these types of founders coming for Money: ✅Hunger for Money ✅Hunger for Experience ✅Hunger for Fame ✅Hunger for Growth ✅Hunger for Add-on-Value ✅Hunger for Network Access 📌I rarely see