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What’s your advice on finding good long term business partners? What are red flags and traps to be avoided?

There are two types of parents one who invest on you.. red flag for you if you want to do startup.. Second one who invest with you... They are green flag. . How many of you agreed?

🚨 Spotting trouble early can save your product. We asked: What’s the first red flag you always take seriously? Vote and tell your insight could help someone catch a failing signal before it’s too late. 👇

BluSmart Shake-Up: Bold Move or Red Flag? Imagine booking your daily ride, trusting BluSmart’s commitment to sustainable mobility—then suddenly, the CEO, CBO, CTO, and VP of Experience all resign. At the same time, BluSmart transfers 3,000 EVs to Re

SEBI has proposed a unique alphanumeric UPI ID for every registered market intermediary. This measure will allow investors to verify that their payments are reaching only authorized entities. Unregistered firms, lacking this unique UPI handle, will s

Context: He was one of the first person to believe in my startup, A Leadership of a huge Hospital Chain but corporate red tape is real. He indeed wanted to advise us, support, us introduce us to his network but there's a unique word the "corporates

Excess Edge Experts Consulting highlights common pitfalls early-stage ventures face when seeking investment. Many founders delay addressing key issues, hoping to resolve them post-funding—often to their detriment. We frequently see: • Vague Vision:

My 7-Point Checklist Before Adding Any Lead to the Pipeline Before a lead makes it into my pipeline, it has to pass this 7-point checklist 👇 This is how I ensure quality, compliance, and actual pipeline-readiness—not just vanity metrics. 🎯 The Ch

Always know what you’re looking for when going to an investor for your fundraise. While negotiations are inevitable. We need the founders to be aware of what their company is worth, if you come to pitch with no clear ask in mind that’s usually a red

Why Most Startups Fail: A Real Talk Did you know that 91% of startups fail because of poor product-market fit? That means their product didn’t solve a real problem for real people. They built something they thought was great—but their users didn’t n