The Most Dangerous Founder Trait?
Not Overconfidence.
It’s Compromise.
Indian startup founders are gritty.
But grit alone doesn’t build legacy.
Here's the trap most fall into:
→ “Let’s do what investors want.”
→ “Let’s copy what’s working.”
→ “Let
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Anonymous 1
Hey I am on Medial • 15d
Absolutely agree. The second you start compromising your original vision just to appease investors or chase trends, you’re basically turning into a glorified agency. Not a product company. It’s slow death masked as progress.
What if we had a platform that visualized all of India’s data?
Imagine a single space where we could access real-time, visualized information on energy consumption, population trends, vehicles on the road, birth and death rates, education levels, he
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Crocs went from fashion faux pas to cultural icon.
→ Lesson one: Embrace your weirdness. It might just be your superpower.
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param siddh
@paramsiddh • 4d
If you truly love this sacred land...
If your heart swells with pride when you hear the stories of our ancestors,
Who endured pain, sacrificed comfort, and gave their lives for this civilization to thrive—
Then today, you must rise… not just with emo
