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Any people here who are working in early stage startups? I really want to know about how the work life balance is there?

Any early stage founders here...?? no matter what industry u r working at just ping me DM. Some conversations can change ur life

Hello peeps, I don't wanted to enter into this issue for many days but can't because I don't wanted to be hated by this 10th and 12th students. Context: It is all about 10th and 12th students dreaming to be an ai engineer, investment banker and ent

Join the Petjio Revolution: Seeking Early-Stage Investors & Co-Founders Petjio is on a mission to transform pet parenting by organizing the rapidly growing sector and creating dignified employment opportunities with skill enhancement. As we develop

Big news for all the budding entrepreneurs here! Warmup Ventures has launched its second fund with a massive Rs 300 crore corpus, targeting investments in 25-30 early-stage startups across India. This is a golden opportunity for budding entrepreneurs

Financials lesson to teach you son early. ## Basic Concepts of Money - **Saving and Spending**: Introduce the concepts of saving and spending through practical examples. Use a piggy bank to encourage saving for special items, helping him visualize

🚀 Looking for Product UI/UX Design Opportunities! 🚀 Hi everyone! I'm a UI/UX Designer with specialized training from DesignBoat UI/UX School, and I've had the privilege of working with early-stage startups to help bring their MVPs to life through

We are looking for a passionate and skilled full-stack developer with expertise in PHP Laravel and Flutter (Android) for an early-stage startup. This is a remote internship opportunity structured as a 3-month unpaid internship followed by a 3-month p

🚀 I’m building something real — and I’m exploring what’s next. Hi, I’m Rakesh Sahani, solo founder of Rati — a new kind of dating app focused on real-life blind dates curated for safety and connection. Unlike traditional apps, Rati helps users skip

᠅ Founder Tip: Why nobody cares about your startup (yet) You launched. You posted. You waited. But no one’s signing up, sharing, or buying. Here’s why: 1. You built for yourself, not for someone in pain Founders often scratch personal itches—but if