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The Complete Guide to Startup Fundraising (Seed to Series C) In-depth insights into each funding stage and investor expectations. https://ff.co/guide-to-startup-fundraising/

Navigating the 2025 Fundraising Landscape Breaks down how early-stage founders should approach raising money in 2025 — with real strategies, pitfalls to avoid, and investor psychology. Link: https://www.rightsidecapital.com/blog/navigating-the-202

Learning phases for startup 1. Pre-seed stage 2.Seed stage 3.Early&startup stage 4.Growth stage 5.Expansion&Maturity stage 6.Exit stage

Y Combinator backed startups are worth $100B+ Here are 13 must-have resources for founders to learn from YC 👇 These resources cover everything for early-stage founders - from the idea stage and getting into YC to launching and raising funds: 1.)

Apply to Y Combinator's New Batch! YC is now accepting applications for the upcoming batch. Get $500K funding, mentorship from top founders, and access to a global investor network. ✅ Apply with just an idea 🗓️ New batch starts soon — don’t wait �

🤑 India’s Top 10 VCs That’ll Actually Write You a Seed Cheque in 2025 If your startup idea is fire but your bank account says “try again later,” this post is your cheat code. Here are 10 Indian VC firms that actually fund early, even at the idea s

✨ 8 Essential Skills for Early-Stage Founders 1. Reflect & Adapt 2. Networking 3. Continuous Learning 4. Consistency & Self-Discipline 5. Goal Orientation 6. Smart Delegation 7. Extra Mile Mentality 8. Social work leads ✅ Must read for Business st

Some good sites for global and useful startup and entrepreneurship news - TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/ Y Combinator (Blog): https://www.ycombinator.com/blog Harvard Business Review (HBR): https://hbr.org/ Inc. Magazine: https://www.inc.com

🚀 Y Combinator is arguably one of the best startup accelerators in the world. But did you know YC also gives away tons of free resources that many people don’t even know about? Whether you're a solo founder, a team of two, or just someone curious

If given a chance which early stage startups ( Seed to Series A ) you would like to work for and why?