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Common Mistake That Kills Startups 🧨 One of the deadliest mistakes that kills startups early is scaling too soon without product-market fit. Many founders rush into hiring, marketing, and expansion before truly validating their solution with rea

Are there any non-tech founders building tech startups alone ? 🙋‍♀️ How's it going ?

Shark Tank India gave founders faces. And startups got dinner-table conversations

Piyush Goyal shared the viral “India vs China: Startup Reality” photo at the Startup Mahakumbh, but here’s the real reality check: India already has startups in EVs, semiconductors, robotics, AI, and more. We just don’t talk about them enough. While

Please One thread on simplified step by step guide on startups from ideation >> building team >> investors >> serving in the market I know there are many problems founders tackle between Can anyone Simplify the startup process

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With so many startups popping up in India and competition getting tougher, how can new startups really stand out, attract customers, and keep growing?

Founders fear running out of cash. VCs fear betting on the wrong dream. Same board, different chess pieces.
Same game, totally different sleepless nights. Who’s got the tougher job? 𝐅𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬 lose sleep over: 
- Giving up too much equity
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3 reasons you're struggling: - You're trying to start too early (without skill) - You're trying to do too many things - You're trying to do everything yourself Pick one, focus on it, and scale.

You don’t need more features. You need fewer moving parts. We’ve worked with dozens of startups. And here’s what we keep seeing: The team is talented. The product is solid. But the systems? Absolute spaghetti. Every department builds its own wo