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In 2012, Airbnb was bleeding money. Investors werenāt interested. The media called it a āstupid idea.ā Who in their right mind would let strangers sleep in their home? Founders were broke. So broke they sold custom cereal boxes during the U.S. elections to survive. They made $30K selling āObama Oāsā and āCapān McCain.ā That cash kept Airbnb alive. Fast-forward: Airbnb is now worth over $100 billion. The lesson? Your breakthrough might come from something weird, small, or stupid. Not from what you planned, but from how you adapt when things fall apart. Too many founders want āthe perfect strategy.ā But strategy wonāt save you when youāre 3 months from shutting down. Grit, creativity, and the willingness to look ridiculous will. Entrepreneurship is messy. But mess is how magic starts. Follow @souravvmishra if you're building something and want more than just motivational fluff.
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āSaturday Startup Nugget Story- 3ā AirBnB cash crunch and their innovative solution to make some quick cash. Flashback to 2008, Airbnb was facing a money crunch. So, the smart founders had a wild idea ā sell cereal! They created special boxes, "Ob
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Why Taking Calculated Risks is Essential for Startup Success Risk is the shadow every startup founder faces. Itās daunting, yet it fuels the thrillāand the potential rewardsāof entrepreneurship. The trick isnāt avoiding risk; itās mastering calculat
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