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When running a business, what do you feel is the biggest superpower?

Saying ‘No’ is the founder’s real superpower. It’s easy to say yes—to every opportunity, every request. But growth comes when you say no to distractions that drain your time and energy. No to projects that don’t align with your vision. No to meetin

Hey! My name is Kashyap Rajagopal and here's my idea "Your Calm Companion" for Medial’s Startup Showcase. Share your thoughts and do upvote me. https://medial.app/idea/your-calm-companion-e44be365908ac #Entrepreneurship #StartUp #MedialEntry

Stoa(edtech firm) closing its door. It’s really sad to see posts like this, when a founder writes about shutting down their startup. Startups are like a founder’s baby.

The best part of working in a startup is knowing you're building something from scratch. The worst part? When the 'something' keeps changing every week, and you feel like you're building a house with no blueprints :)

Being a founder isn’t just about pitching, coding, or selling. It’s about:- • Staying calm when things break. • Making decisions with 50% of the data. • Carrying the vision when no one else sees it. That’s the real startup grind.

Everyone says India is the next startup superpower. But if our servers, software, and capital come from outside, what exactly are we sovereign in?

Most startup advice sounds smart. Few actually survived. What truly matters: • Speed is nothing without clarity • Revenue hides weak retention • Vanity metrics kill conviction • No PMF? Nothing else matters • Burn is silent until it burns everythin