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Startups don’t die from competition. They die from group chats saying “we’ll ship next week.”

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

Startups don't die when they run out of cash, they die when the founders run out of energy.

Startups die in meetings. Products die in Figma. Ideas die in group chats. Execution is everything. At Codestam, we don’t ideate. We build, test, ship then do it again. - MVP in weeks, not quarters. - No talk. Just traction.

**Day 51: Startups Don’t Die from Competitors — They Die from Confusion** ❌🧩 Day 51 of the #FounderJourney, and here’s a truth that hits hard: **Most startups don’t lose because of the market… They lose because the team doesn’t know what they’re b

The urge to develop or ship the next feature after coming back from 9 to 5. Do you also feel it?

No one warns you. Startups don’t die from lack of ideas — they die from: Burnout masked as hustle Empty accounts with fake optimism Building alone while everyone else moves on You question everything. You doubt yourself daily. You still show up.

We at IIT Delhi organising a demo day the next week for Deeptech startups. Please connect in case you are raising.

Startups rarely die because of competition. Most die because of avoidable financial mistakes. The worst one I have seen- 👉 Mixing personal & buisness money 👉 Ignoring Taxes 👉 Burning cash on vanity expenses 👉 Bad or missing contracts 👉 Legal c