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The most dangerous advice to founders “Just focus on building. Fundraising will take care of itself.” Wrong. If you ignore fundraising until you “need” it, you’ll be negotiating from desperation. Reality: Fundraising takes 3–6 months. The best fo

what is the toughest part of fundraising?? startup founders please share your thoughts...

" Phases of building a successful startup " Steps 1,2,3 - https://medial.app/post/66430a5c8621d827f5447558 Step 4 - " Product launch " Once the product is deemed somewhat functional, the company enters a phase of heavy spending, marked by a m

1 am gyaan : Before building a company, build a strong relationship. Trust is the foundation of success.

why only 10% startups work? so guys, 90% of startups fail, and most people think it’s because of lack of funding or a bad product. But the biggest reason is something else entirely: Most founders build something nobody actually wants or is willing

I admire the guts of bluelearn founders. This is not even their early stage. They started this from their college days itself from an telegram account. They made an app, business and raised money. After all these they thoroughly thought of the mone

Founders need not be great at fundraising. As against what most VCs/PEs/institutional investors want, I do not believe that founders have to be great at fundraising. Fundraising is only a part of running a company and that too a non-core part. The

The Hidden Agency Behind “Tech” Startups Some startups claim to offer automated solutions, but behind the scenes, it's often manual work. This is common in Web3, AI, and SaaS, where tasks like content generation or customer onboarding are handled by

Brutal Truth: A Good Product Isn’t Enough For Startups ! Many of these first time founders usually get lost in this journey of making the perfect and most unique product, that they forget to understand that building a good product is just the first

Investors SAY they want "deep problem insights" but founders know that's BS. What's the REAL reason that investors don't prioritize problem depth? #35 #FounderTruth #StartupReality #VCMyths #Fundraising Drop your fundraising horror stories below 👇