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Entrepreneurship looks like a money game… 𝗕𝘂𝘁 𝗶𝘁’𝘀 𝗻𝗼𝘁. Entrepreneurship is a hidden self-improvement game. Your business only grows when you do.

“When a founder sells, the business starts. When employees sell, the business grows. But when customers sell, the business scales." This is one of the greatest lessons I saw for startups

Our Fellow at 18startup has shared a clear picture of a startup journey. It shows how a founder's excitement changes from when they first get an idea to when their business grows bigger. 🤔 If you are an early-stage startup founder have a look at it

This can only happen in Indian startup space. When you cannot find the problem, you create a problem.

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Day 72: The Art of Scaling: From Startup to Growth Stage Scaling a startup from a small team to a large organization requires careful planning and execution. Here's how Bengaluru entrepreneurs can navigate this growth phase: * Hire the Right People:

If your business only works when everything is perfect, it's not a business, it's a bet! Too many founders: – Rely on “launch hype” – Need ads to survive – Can’t operate without them being there 24/7 Real business is anti-fragile. It works when: –

I felt stuck and confused.... I'm not a big building person yet...I'm just stating out But one thing I’ve realized early is this ....if I build my business in a way where everything depends only on me, then I’ll never really grow. I don’t just wan