AI That Empowers. Si... • 2m
Appreciate the honesty, Kamalesh. But let’s clear this up — being a copy of a US company isn’t the problem. Tons of Indian unicorns are local adaptations of global ideas. What matters is: Are you solving the problem better or faster? Do you have local insights they don’t? Can you execute it in a way that actually gets users? Investors won’t reject you for copying an idea. They’ll reject you for having no plan to out-execute it. So don’t worry about “copying.” Worry about why you’re the right person to build it — and show that with action, not just intention.
Change is the only c... • 4m
Starting a Startup ≠ Reinventing the Wheel You don’t need to be unique to build a successful startup—you need to solve a problem better than others. Many of India’s biggest startups weren’t original ideas; they were adaptations. Flipkart → Amazon-i
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Copying isn't bad. It's the way you learn. People tell us not to copy others, do it by yourself. That's right but you need to practice the skill by copying some existing masterpiece. You learn by copying Designers recreate famous posters to unders
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