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Startups die from waiting too long Stop planning the perfect product. Just ship it. Make it perfect later

**Day 27: Momentum Is More Valuable Than Perfection** ⚡📈 On Day 27 of the #FounderJourney, here’s a lesson that keeps compounding: **Momentum > Perfection.** Startups that keep moving — even with imperfect steps — win. Why? Because speed creates

"I'll start my company when I figure out the perfect strategy..." This is what goes on in the mind of every "To-be founder", meanwhile, successful founders are failing fast and learning faster. #53 What daily guidance would actually make you LAUNCH?

Started reading The Palace of Illusions, out of love for mythic fiction. Till now - I am captivated, given I have watched Mahabharat on TV many times with my grandparents, the feeling is like going to a concert and knowing the lyrics of all the song

In the early startup days, design was scrappy. Founders hacked pitch decks on PowerPoint, stretched clipart, and prayed it looked presentable. Then came Photoshop. Powerful, but heavy. Startups needed designers, and speed was lost. Then came Canva

In 2020, India banned TikTok overnight. 400 million users suddenly had nowhere to go. Meanwhile, Instagram secretly plotted a $100B heist that would change social media forever... The untold story of how Instagram stole TikTok's empire: 2018: Ti

When I started out, I thought of myself as “an investment banker.” then "serial entrepreneur" and later, “the blockchain guy.” But over time, these labels didn’t help - they limited me. Every pivot felt like betraying who I was, not just following w

᠅ Founder Tip: Launching late won’t make your product better—just invisible A lot of founders wait. “I’ll launch after this one feature…” “I just need to fix the UI…” “I want it to feel more polished…” But here’s the truth: You’re not building for

Coinbase founder best advice for a pre-product/market fit startup Most founders freeze. They overthink. They wait for the perfect plan. Big mistake. Brian Armstrong (Coinbase) learned this early: Action produces information. Paul Graham says it be

I heard a story the other day that can completely stop your productive procrastination. Two men decide to learn to fish. The first man says, “Time to fish! But first, I need the perfect custom rod, a top-tier fishing coach, and at least six months