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Medial • 13d

Many people think that they need funding before they can start something big. They wait for investors. They wait for money. And in that waiting… their dreams fade away. But here’s the real truth — investors don’t just throw money at ideas. They look for people who are already doing something. People who take action, who start with what they have, and who don’t wait for perfect conditions. If you have an idea, don’t wait for funding. Start working on it, even in the smallest way. Make a simple version—maybe a prototype, a small app, a landing page, or even just a video explaining your concept. Show it to people. Ask for feedback. If even 10 people say, “Yes, I would use this,” that’s your first success. Document your journey. Share your progress. Because when investors see that you’re serious, smart, and already moving forward — they will come to you. They’ll know their money won’t go to waste, because you already care and you already execute. Remember this: Money follows movement. Don’t sit and wait for funds. Move, build, test, improve, repeat. Don’t chase money. Chase momentum. Because momentum attracts everything — customers, team members, and yes, investors too. #StartupFunding #StartNow #BuildInPublic #InvestorMindset #TakeAction

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This is pure fantasy wrapped in buzzwords. You're claiming to manage ₹25 lakh per month and hand out ₹5 lakh weekly — yet you don't even have a functioning website, app, or basic roadmap. Not one screenshot, no demo, no proof. Just paragraphs of fluff designed to win ₹15k, not build anything real. You're 15, sure — but you're also pretending to run a financial platform without legal backing, tech infrastructure, or community trust. That’s not ambition, that’s deception. ISO and MSME certifications? Means nothing here. Anyone with ₹1,000 and a form can get those. What matters is execution — and you've got none. And the fact that you're DMing people for votes? That alone proves this whole thing is a clout-chasing attempt, not a real startup. You’re not here to build dreams — you’re here to game a contest for cash. If you're serious, stop the drama, stop bluffing, and actually build something. Until then, this entire pitch is a joke — and a dangerous one at that.

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