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Today marks the 12th time I have pitched a VC. The first learning: Don’t change your pitch based on one VC feedback because they are all different! Will be sharing tips on raising and entrepreneurship more with my followers as I build Sharpener ahe

Well today I had a change to listen to an entrepreneur, and they were charging pretty handsome for their service but and had a really big proposal, with over 20 services but when I carefully listed to their conversation and analysed it I realised th

New Series - Covering experiences of 50 different VCs. My experience with VCs of India as a deep-tech startup founder. Day 1: 100X VC Greetings everyone, I am a deep-tech startup Co-Founder based in Pune, we established the startup back in 2021 and

if your product failed today what would you actually regret? the time? the effort? or never really going all in?

Entrepreneur: "Bro, I have an amazing idea!" Friend: "Yeah, you’ve had this idea for years—when are you actually going to implement it?"

Today, I broke out of my introverted nature and pitched my V3 idea to our hub partner. Surprisingly, he was impressed and spent an hour giving me valuable tips. I ended up talking to him like we were friends, despite his vast experience. They even me

which languages do I require to build a similar app like snapchat and how much time is it going to take if I start today with all the skills ?? 🤔

Stay Flexible—Don’t Fall in Love with Your First Idea My first product wasn’t perfect, and there were times I had to pivot. It’s tough to change directions, but staying flexible kept me aligned with what users actually wanted. I embraced feedback, l