Aspiring Entrepreneu... • 8m
I would like to gather opinions on a fundamental entrepreneurial question: Can a founder with 5,000 in initial capital successfully launch and sustain a start-up while relying on future funding to cover expenses, or should they first focus on building substantial savings through employment before starting their venture? This decision involves weighing the risks of launching with minimal resources against the potential delay of waiting to accumulate more capital. I am particularly interested in perspectives on the viability of each approach and factors that might influence this strategic choice. Your insights on this capital allocation dilemma would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm a Accounting Professional with an MBA and over eight years of experience. I currently run an accounting firm, Payable Finance, and I'm considering pursuing an LLB degree. I'd love to hear some perspectives on the pros and cons of this decision,
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Hello Medial family members , I am graduating this year and currently working on a project for 10-minute medicine delivery, similar to services like Zepto, Blinkit, and Insta Mart. I'm curious about whether this is truly necessary for consumers. I w
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