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That moment when you realize you've built a team that executes without you... What was your 'holy shit, we actually have this figured out' moment? #41 #STARTED #TeamFit #ExecutionMatters

You ever noticed how in India, the word “startup” still sounds risky to most parents? But somehow, jobs at VC-funded startups are considered “safe.” Like bro… we trust the startup to pay the salary, but not the guy who built it? 😂 Isn’t that kind

Hi, I'm looking for a co-founder or CTO to build our AI driven peer-to-peer learning marketplace. Already built our MUP (Minimum Usable Product) application, working on future prototypes and have launched our initial services. Anyone interested?

Like so a friend’s been cooking up this thing called Stratlane it’s kind of wild how 30% of logistics costs in India come from inefficiencies, and this idea actually tries to solve that in a smart way. No pitch, no startup fluff. Just a raw concep

Here's a thing about building relationships: They aren't built in pitch meetings or networking events. They're built by showing up, being real, and actually caring. Try that. Magic happens.

Most “founders” are just stressed-out employees with fancy titles. If your income stops when you stop working — you built a job, not a business. Fix it.

Everyone keeps saying that marketing is >>>>>>>>>> important than building the product itself. But how do you actually get started with marketing I need real actionable tips.

Mark Zuckerberg’s advice to a 20s boy/girl who wants to have an impact. “I always think the most important thing entrepreneurs should do is pick something they care about and work on it, but don’t actually commit to turning it into a company until

I initially believed that tech startups were the most profitable, but I've come to realize that financial startups actually generate higher revenues.