Ashish Sinha
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Entrepreneurship
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After ‘Happiness’, Delhi students to learn ‘Entrepreneurship’
“We had launched the Happiness Curriculum in government schools. Now we will launch the Entrepreneurship Curriculum from the next session for secondary and senior secondary students,”. Delhi Education minister Manish…
How a startup should evolve between different funding rounds
Seed = finding product-market fit. Series A = figuring out distribution. Series B = building the organization. Great leaders are made, not born – although we tend to see just…
How Jeff Bezos Makes (Tough) Decisions
Amazon is now a trillion dollar company – achieved by a series of great decisions and some mistakes. How does Jeff Bezos makes decisions? As a company, Amazon is known…
Why monopoly is the future..and we love it
It turns out that startups are Trojan horses. We think of them as revolutionaries when in fact, they’re the farm team for the establishment. Very few make a profit. Or become…
Entrepreneurship is not a job
Bragging about how much money you’ve raised or what your valuation is a form of job thinking. Solve more problems, solve bigger problems, solve problems more widely and you’re an…
The Military Strategy “Bellum se ipsum alet” applied in Startups
“Bellum se ipsum alet” is the startup equivalent of Bootstrapping. The Latin phrase bellum se ipsum alet describe the military strategy of feeding and funding armies primarily with the resources…
How Larry Page and Sundar Pichai split duties #Leadership
Alphabet CEO Larry Page receives regular financial information about every Alphabet company but doesn’t allocate resources to individual product areas within Google or within individual Other Bets. Every week he…
Indian Startups: What's the definition (in 2018)?
If you had asked me in 2010, it was simple. A desi company solving desi problem (or launching global products). This is 2018 and here we are : Almost all…
The real meaning of ‘riding-a-wave’ as a startup: Lessons from a gruesome year
Nothing to worry if a large wave is missed, remember the ocean never sleeps.
Why do entrepreneurs find working with large corporates puzzling?
The administrator mindset is about having full commitment of all resources required upfront, while an entrepreneur keeps jugaad-ing.
