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🚀 What’s the hardest part of building a startup in 2025? Not the pitch deck. Not the product. It’s the invisible grind - the stuff no one claps for. Let’s be honest: Which of these hits you hardest right now?

India is yet to experience the right dating app. Tinder and Bumble haven't truly worked for the Indian audience. While legacy apps focus on discovery andconnections, the Indian consumer craves for choice, discovery, connection, and conversations.

What's your opinion.. Paul graham said.. Raising money is the second hardest part of starting a startup.

As we know , Elon Musk ♥️ said that When you start any venture then you will signup for Unlimited Stress,lot of ups and downs etc. Do you think that, Entrepreneurship is one of the hardest journeys 🚀😒

What I think is that in upcoming decade the best startup will be that does one of the following. 🚀 • Solving/ reducing Climate Change problem • New And unique AI revolution. • solving Complex Distribution chain in simpler form of any type • Blockc

What’s the hardest hire in a startup?

Startup is one which helps in solving the problems of the market or public. Like Ola, Zomato, all these have made our work easy. Therefore for startup we need to understand the market problem or find its solution.

Top 20 Reasons Why Startups Fail: Insights from 101 Startup Post-Mortems. 📉 For anyone building a startup, understanding these pitfalls can be key to avoiding them. Which one do you think is the hardest to overcome. ❓

What do you guys think the reason for lack of skilled people in India? And why is no one solving for such a large problem? How can one should go through solving this problem?

What is the hardest part of building something new?