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Entrepreneurs are facing wrong networking issues these days and thus they're coming out failing in the next 2-5 years. It is from selecting their co-founder/team members/investors/mentors/first paid customer. I believe this is one of the major reason

Bhavish is Doing a Fantastic Job with Krutrim, I really want an Indian Company to compete at beat OpenAI and types in the Upcoming Years, he needs our support.

Building something from scratch isn’t easy. I’m working day and night on my startup — learning, failing, growing. And I’ve decided to document this entire journey on YouTube and Instagram. The good, the bad, and everything in between. If you’re som

In past few years Indian startup ecosystem growing rapidly and generating leads so fast. many people investing in this startups. Startups working in one model is problem solving they find what consumer need and then working on them But one startup

How Bad Entrepreneurs Reveal Themselves in the First 5 Seconds of a Pitch: 1.Lack of Preparation: Vague statements, fumbling words, poor equipment handling. ------------------------------------------------------ 2.Failing to Grab Attention: Irrelev

🚀 Why does Silicon Valley create legends? It’s not just brains or money-it’s mindset! 1️⃣ Contrarian Thinking: Misfits & outsiders are welcomed. Playing safe? Not here. 2️⃣ Experimentation: Try fast, fail fast. Most decisions are reversible-

The person who has been doing jobs in different situations for a few years has a higher chance of success in entrepreneurship compared to the one who directly jumped into it after watching a few YouTube videos showcasing the lives and lessons of entr

🛑 3 Startup Mistakes That Kill Businesses 1️⃣ Hiring too fast before making revenue 2️⃣ Raising funding before proving demand 3️⃣ Ignoring marketing & expecting sales to come The best startups focus on: ✔️ Profits before people ✔️ Customers before i

Most startups don’t fail because of bad ideas. They fail because of bad execution. And you know what usually causes that? Bloated dev cycles Confusing automation setups No clarity between product and tech Poor tech hiring decisions Trying to “D