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Deepak Kumar
Reselliance • 10m
For young first-time aspiring founders who are convinced that they have a unique billion-dollar idea and just need investment to build and scale it, and are looking for investors but not finding any, I'd say this: instead of waiting for investors, test your idea's potential first. Build a simple website, upload a video explaining your product, and launch a waitlist. See if people will actually sign up and show interest. If your idea is as revolutionary as you think, you should see significant traction. If you don't see the interest you expect, it's not a failure - it's a reality check. It might mean your idea isn't as unique or compelling as you thought. This exercise will give you valuable insights and help you refine your idea or pivot if needed.
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