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Founders - please stop doing this. I'm not a VC yet but even to me this screams desperate and a red flag. Nobody writes a cheque without validating the idea or seeing traction, team, roadmap etc. Ideally you should start fund raising even before yo

BluSmart Shake-Up: Bold Move or Red Flag? Imagine booking your daily ride, trusting BluSmart’s commitment to sustainable mobility—then suddenly, the CEO, CBO, CTO, and VP of Experience all resign. At the same time, BluSmart transfers 3,000 EVs to Re

Peter Thiel on a common red flag he sees in startup pitches Peter Thiel highlights a common mistake founders make: listing multiple ways their startup can make money without a clear focus. He explains that when someone presents five potential reven

In 2004, Red Bull bought a failing Formula 1 team for just $1. Yes, ONE dollar. Critics called it a desperate PR stunt. But today Red Bull Racing have won 6 Constructors Championships and that $1 deal is now a $3.5 billion empire. Here’s the full

Biggest mistake founders make when explaining their idea to VCs is label themselves equal to an established brand in same or another sector. For example, I am building the CRED for health sector or I am building the Indeed for students or I am buildi

Do you have a GURU, you may have teacher, professor etc... But do you have a GURU who can transform your life. If not I can tell someone whom I consider my GURU: My thought process of seeing the world has completely changed since July 2022 when I ca

I hear no more than I hear yes No to funding, no to partnerships, no to ideas I thought were brilliant. And honestly, sometimes it stings ,sometimes it makes me doubt myself, sometimes it feels like I am running in circles. But here is what I hav

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Neuromarketing dives deep into your subconscious—the part of your brain that decides before you even realize it. From Coca-Cola’s red trigger to Apple’s minimalist design, brands use brain science to guide emotions, trust, and memory. It’s not manipu