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“Don’t Rock the Boat: How Status Quo Bias Keeps Customers and Viewers Hooked” Status Quo Bias is our tendency to prefer things to stay the same—even if change could be beneficial. In business, this explains why customers resist switching brands, sub

Day 12 Challenges and Opportunities for Women Entrepreneurs in Bangalore Bangalore's startup scene flourishes with innovation, but women entrepreneurs face unique hurdles. This post explores both the challenges and opportunities: * Funding gap:

Breaking Barriers: The Rise of Women Entrepreneurs Women entrepreneurs are not just building businesses — they’re reshaping economies, redefining leadership, and inspiring change. Across the globe, women are launching startups, leading companies, an

Safety is a fundamental concern for women around the world, whether they’re walking home late at night, commuting, or just going about their daily lives. Statistics show alarming rates of harassment, assault, and violence against women. So what we a

The gap between accepted by the investor or rejected by the investor This is the gap which we cannot do anything just need to wait and see ? Feels so helpless in this situation What are your thoughts guys ?

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The AI Era is Here—And It’s Moving FAST Small teams. Massive revenue. AI startups are rewriting the playbook.

so I'm thinking of a startup which is a community focused on empowering women by promoting leadership, professional development, and personal growth. It often provides mentorship, and conduct workshops and seminars also self defense sessions . any s

Women Entrepreneurs: Outperforming Despite Funding Gaps Women face significant funding disparities. Globally, women's startup rose from 6.1% (2001) to 10.4% (2023). In India, ~73,151 startups have at least one woman director. However, only 14.1% of t