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Not every day feels like a startup story. Some days it feels like: Suppliers not picking up calls. Investors ghosting. Friends not understanding what you are building. At 16, I realized entrepreneurship isn’t always about pitch decks or logos. It’s

Day 1 of making my pitch deck for JoinUp I have only reached slide no. 3 defining problem and putting in the proof that problem exists. Pitch decks are tiring 🙂

"You don’t need ₹1 crore in funding. You need 1,000 people who trust you." Startups waste months building apps, logos, and pitch decks. What they should be building is attention. Start with a Google Form, not an app. Sell with a DM, not a 10-slide de

You spent 3 months perfecting your pitch deck. 47 slides of pure genius... Then the investor says: "So... how do you make money?" 💀 #55: What's killing your investor meetings? HARSH REALITY: Investors see 1000 decks a month. Yours has 30 seconds t

I’m still new to this. Still figuring out how this industry really works. Still experimenting with how to pitch, how to close, how to learn. But one thing I’m clear about — I’m serious about this. I want to build an agency that respects creators, u

Most startups fail before launch not because of bad ideas, but because of blind optimism. Founders fall in love with the product, not the problem. They spend months perfecting logos, websites, and pitch decks—but never validate whether customers actu

🚨 First meeting. First pitch. First win (maybe). Spent the last few days cold messaging, emailing, calling — doing everything it takes to get that first "yes." Today, we finally had our first proper brand meeting for our Influencer Marketing agenc

I don't understand why a company like funngro which give basic survey and freelance work for teen to make money doesn't making any profit even after sharktank pitch and lose making wishlink which provide affiliate marketing program for creators still