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You only get what you deserve; saying someone was lucky is not the correct way to put it; they were in the right place at the right time, so they deserved it. someone said to me zepto guys were lucky. OYO guy was lucky. Flipkart guys just copied

Network and Seek Mentorship Connect with other founders, mentors, and investors in your industry. They can offer guidance, open doors to resources, and provide insights from their experience. Learning from those who have been down the same road can

OPPORTUNITY inshorts news reader app worked well as concept when it started, the concept still remains desirable. But they have killed their own product with constant advertisement and influencer based content. Greed has found its founders. It is a

Boat labels its shitty chinese products and sells them here. And they seem to have gotten good enough money that they were portraying their garbage as better than Apple! Boat is nothing but micromax of present day.

We reached out to many P2P platforms from January to July this year regarding their incorrect business models where they were not following P2P lending rules. They kept telling us that they were not doing anything wrong and were operating according t

Well today I had a change to listen to an entrepreneur, and they were charging pretty handsome for their service but and had a really big proposal, with over 20 services but when I carefully listed to their conversation and analysed it I realised th

I have an idea it's combination of ecommerce and fashion company and it is a problem solving idea for who is shopping clothes through the flipkart, amazon, myntra and like many cloth brands but I searching for investors and mentorship ,if anyone is

It’s never been a better time to raise capital for your ideas “Founders are lucky to be alive right now. It used to be hard to get funding, but what most people don’t realize is that we now have at least 32,000 VCs.”

I don't know why it feels like the investors on Shark Tank India consider themselves to be gods, thinking that whatever they say is right and everything else is wrong. They say things like "no one can sell a ₹100 product for ₹50, which I find hard to

In the early days of Airbnb, founders Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk struggled to find investors. They tried to raise $150,000 for 10% of the company but faced many rejections. Despite pitching to several prominent investors, no one