Building happening |... • 25d
They say “Don’t step on every stone — you’ll slip eventually.” We’re told to specialize early, master one thing, and stick to our lane. But here’s the other side of that story — being a jack of all trades can be a superpower, especially in the early days of building something from scratch. It’s not about trying to do everything perfectly. It’s about having just enough skill to take action without waiting for someone else. Need a landing page? You figure it out. Need a quick edit, a pitch deck, a user survey, a growth plan? You roll up your sleeves. Being a generalist gives you momentum. It teaches you how all the moving parts of a product, brand, or business actually connect. And honestly, in this world of fast-moving startups and growth, adaptability often beats mastery. Would love to hear from others building from scratch — Has being a generalist helped you too? Or has specialization been your edge? #startups #founderjourney #jackofalltrades #buildinginpublic #earlystagefounder
Building the next bi... • 8d
Just dropped a new blog: The Generalist Advantage – How being curious across different fields helped me learn faster. Wrote this to reflect on how exploring beyond one domain has shaped the way I think, build, and grow. Would love for you to give i
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One of the Best Advice I got From a Founder Is Before Starting A startup work For A early stage startup for At least A Year. Early Stage Team Building Initial Fund Raising Building A product from Scratch Getting First Users And Many More Things A
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Being in Bangalore is a whole different level of stimulation. Been here for less than a week and I have met so many near-crazy founders, investors, and a whole lot of people simply trying to find their own out-of-the-box approaches. I feel like movin
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