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A founder I worked with raised ₹75L - without a pitch deck. He had no deck. No fancy metrics. Just a strong story, sharp clarity, and 1 powerful narrative email. Here’s what worked: 1. He knew his “why” cold - personal, specific, relevant 2. His M

11 investor replies - 1 cold email. No pedigree. No warm intros. Just a deep understanding of a boring industry. We rewrote her pitch into 5 raw lines: a. Big problem b. Her unique insight c. What she’d done so far d. What she was raising for e. A

Founders, don’t send your deck first. I’ve helped founders raise crores. The most painful mistake? Sending the deck too early. A deck is NOT an invitation. It’s a confirmation. > Investors don’t open cold PDFs. They open conversations. Instead:

Warm Intros vs Cold Outreach - What Works in Fundraising? It's not a surprise that: Warm intros work better ✅ - Because trust gets transferred. - The intro gives you credibility before the pitch. But what if you don’t have a network yet? 🔸 Co

🚀 Post 1: “Startups don’t die from lack of funding — they die from lack of alignment.” Most first-time founders think fundraising is all about creating a sleek pitch deck and blasting it out to 50+ VCs. But here’s the truth: 🧠💣 That deck? It’s ju

A new dating app made by college students uses mutual friends to match you. Read the pitch deck it raised $1.6M with. Read more: https://deruju.com

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The Artist Who Hacked Reality He wasn’t a coder. He wasn’t an engineer. He didn’t even graduate college. But Steve Jobs did something wild, he made people fall in love with computers. Not use them. Love them. He didn’t just create gadgets. He sol