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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

If you aren't earning by 24-25 age everyone keeps crushing you, your family and society (which isn't wrong) How can someone commit to startup by leaving competitive exams and all stuffs ? Like if you are graduated or have pursued masters and all an

vineet arora

Serenity in chaos • 5m

maybe your strategy is wrong dude, at the age of 20, i don't really have a feeling that you invested 4-5 years to startup. startup is a complicated yet amazing process. it requires persistence, leve no stone unturned. one single advise... very practical: go for preps for exams. if you have duality in your mind, you are not meant for startup. founder has to believe in his startup a million times more than someone else.

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