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3 founder red flags 🚩 1. constantly participating in podcasts 2. making ‘a day in life of a founder’ reels every other day 3. stacking paid awards from random award events and conferences am i missing anything ?

Founder red flags – Indian edition 🚩 1. More reels than releases. 2. Startup hasn’t onboarded 5 clients, but already “mentoring” 10 founders. 3. Bios full of “Forbes”, “TEDx”, and “LinkedIn Top Voice” – no team, no traction. Bonus: Constantly “h

Announcing the judge for November's Showcase! Meet Govind Lohia who is a seasoned investor building Gemba Capital- an early stage fund investing across startups in India. Gemba Capital has invested in startups like Plum, Lal10, Wint Wealth and man

Avoid bad investors before they derail your startup. In this 3-minute Red Flag Countdown, we walk through 15 investor warning signs every founder must know — from opaque term sheets and founder disputes to micromanagement, inconsistent communication,

How to Find the Right Co-founder A cofounder isn’t just a partner; they’re someone who will share your highest highs, lowest lows, and sleepless nights. Define Your Non-Negotiables First Clarify what you need: -Values alignment: Do they care about

Don't you all feel shark tank judges are the one who should be judge like they don't have seen one quarter profit and they all are rejecting others for their loss it's ironic ( this is not for those whose startup is profitable, btw peyush had admitte

In 2004, Red Bull bought a failing Formula 1 team for just $1. Yes, ONE dollar. Critics called it a desperate PR stunt. But today Red Bull Racing have won 6 Constructors Championships and that $1 deal is now a $3.5 billion empire. Here’s the full

Ever heard of Soham Parekh? He recently went viral after being accused by Silicon Valley founders—like Playground AI’s Suhail Doshi—of secretly working at 3–5 US startups at the same time, many backed by Y Combinator . Doshi even shared Parekh’s rés