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I recently completed one year being away from home. Not the first time I’ve stepped out, but def the first time being away for a full-time job. This got me thinking - each time we’re out, living a life by ourselves, life presents us with multiple les

YC one pager on how startup fundraising works

What are the things you should keep in mind when you're working with a startup for the first time? Like not just the broad set of qualities but something very specific you've learnt from your experience?

Companies have learnt a way - not to demotivate seekers. This one is from cred, which I received just a few minutes ago.

Many people asked for book related to startups, Instead of replying one by one I decided to share it as a post. Here you go: https://invertedpassion.com/free-book-mental-models-for-startup-founders/ This is free to read, and comes from a real worl

I’ve been a business owner since 18 years old. Here are the two most important lessons I have learnt: 1. Somebody has to sell or else you are certain to not make money. 2. Always treat the customer well, regardless of the situation.

As a startup founder, which one will you select first?

In the startup world, if your ego tells you your idea will succeed but your logic doesn’t back it up, take a step back and make the right decision. But if your logic says your idea is solid, even when experienced entrepreneurs doubt you, trust yours

5 People you must follow on #Medial if you are an Aspiring Entrepreneur or Founder. SHIV DIXIT- Valuable Books & Ideas to be which can be implemented Nawal- Everything in Data Lens Mr Z- Founder Stories & Lessons Havish Gupta- New Updates & Found