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Meet the Inspiring Rural Women Entrepreneurs: The Atmanirbhar Naris Of India
A quick view at some of the successful rural women entrepreneurs who have been changing mindset, breaking stereotypes, and empowering others.
Annie Duke’s Great Lessons For Ambitious Founders
Mike Maples’, in his latest post, talks about some of the great lessons shared by author Annie Duke for ambitious founders!
How a Harvard Dropout Joined the Global Billionaire’s Club!
Ho Nam talks about how the VC industry has evolved over time and how a Harvard dropout managed to raise his first $1Bn funding and build a multi-billion company!
The Art of 3 — What a CEO Does?
Practically, a CEOs job boils down to 3 things! What are they, and how can you achieve that? Read this kick-inspiring post to know more!
“When fundraising, optimize for people first, terms second and financials (raise, valuation etc) third” – Pratilipi Founder, Ranjeet on Startup Lessons Learned
Thread of some the most important lessons I have learnt over the last few years. Disclaimer; Most of the points may be obvious or even useless in your context, read…
The Beer Biceps story: How the video content creator built a 7 Million+ strong Community on social media in 5 years
How I built a 7 Million+ strong COMMUNITY on social media, in 5 years. (A thread) But in the long term, BIG money will come from brands. Therefore accumulate numbers…
How a small town villager tackled the odds to create a smash-hit product
1/ The Dukaan Story. I come from a small village in Bihar, lost my father at the age of 3 and then raised by my Mom. She worked as a…
“Our startup is low on cash”..How startups can survive valley of death experience?
“Our startup is low on cash, We need to raise to stay afloat.. surely current investors will protect their investment.. surely we can raise this from new investors with ‘so…
This $20Bn Startup Founder Faced Many Rejections in the Early Days: The Peloton Story
Peloton, which is valued at $20Bn had a tough time raising its seed round and getting off. Here is an inspiring story of how Peloton founder, John Foley stayed at…
From Zostel to WinZo: The founder shares his war story
Startups are tough and more often than not, a lot of things can potentially go wrong. But then, bravehearts fight it out and here is a great piece by Nanda…
Stuck in your startup? Fret not #Thread
Founders: It is totally often if you get ‘stuck’ in your startup. Most go through this phase and here is presenting a great perspective. A thread about feeling “stuck” in…
Start. Run.Repeat [Lessons from running startup and marathon]
Running is meditational and Vineeta Singh, CEO of Sugar Cosmetics brings great perspective on running and entrepreneurship. » NextBigWhat’s #Threadmill brings you curated Twitter threads on product, life and growth.…
Naval on Startups: When building a startup, microeconomics is fundamental, macroeconomics is entertainment #Curated
Naval, the *angel guru* continues to share his insights on startups and products. Here is a great collection which brings you the best of Naval’s insights on startups. » NextBigWhat’s…
Fascinated with angel investing? Get some real perspectives
Angel investing sounds cool, but then there are the ‘other sides’ of angel investing which isn’t discussed at all. Ritesh of Stellaris ventures offers some real practical perspective. » NextBigWhat’s…
Not funding, but this founder’s most important startup moment was..shutting down
For a founder, raising funding or product launch is the most important moment. But then, this founder has a different perspective. Read on for more. NextBigWhat’s #Threadmill brings you curated…
Founders and personal finance: Time to plan this much better?
Founders often ignore their personal finance and while we often hear stories of great exits, the reality is that 99% of founders need to plan it a lot better than…
