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Hari kiran

Insight guru • 26d

Why is everyone ready to part with their imaginary equity during the ideation phase?? It's too obvious an answer, because it's just an idea. I still see people who have good ideas , brilliant ideas , pathetic ideas and unreasonable ideas, yet all th

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 25d

getting a loan is not easy my friend. not everyone is a salaried person or rich with a collateral. and startups take time to generate revenue, so repaying debt is also a hard thing that can kill startup before u even do anything.

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Hari kiran

Insight guru • 25d

Of course it's not easy. I'd agree with that. and so is every step in a business.. Nothing's easy my friend. Capital infusion into the company is a big barrier to any startup. Either through the pocket (trust on thyself) or from friends & family ( trust on the founder) or Kickstarter campaign (trust from product or service users/end consumers) or loan (trust from the banks) . When somebody can't pass a trust test from so many , it's hard to win the trust of a random investor. I'm not demotivating anyone. My intention in the post is very clear, idea by itself can't create a trust . There should be something tangible which allows a comfort for an investor to give his money. I was acting bluntly for a reason on this platform because I see hundreds of posts just saying , I've an idea and looking for someone to invest money . It's outrageous to even think or splurt it out on a platform like that. People who has no idea of capital management , forget capital management , those who don't know basics of managing money in a business are pouring their imaginary ideas and think this like a shark tank , telling I can give x% of my imaginary company for so&so amount of capital. And some people going anonymous do the gaslighting like "Investors want everything on a platter before they give money". Like I always say, no founder is obliged to take investors money and no investor is obliged to give money to a founder. It should be a symbiotic relation back by trust & conviction on the future prospects of a business. Period

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 25d

yeah but these users who write that I want money, looking for investors and all here are new users and maybe mostly kids. They download this app post this two times and delete the app. so it's just better to ignore them.

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