Spare a minute to read what Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, once said, “People are mistaken when they think that technology just automatically improves. It does not automatically improve. It only improves if a lot of people work very hard to make it better, and actually, it will, I…

In a town hall event held in San Francisco, in February 2018, Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, said, “AI is one of the most important things humanity is working on. It is more profound than, I dunno, electricity or fire.” What other big brains have said so far on the subject? …

Elon Musk, the name is enough, isn’t it? He is like an infinite pool of knowledge and be inspired from. Here are some of his quotes and something that you can take away from it. You might get your own lessons as per your life. Quote 1: “Being an entrepreneur…

Here is a quote from Peter Thiel’s book, Zeto to One, revealing the true power of sales. Take a notice. “The most fundamental reason that even business people underestimate the importance of sales is the systematic effort to hide it at every level of every field in a world secretly…

Like any other skill, entrepreneurship is a practice. You fail and learn, you win and learn. The thing is that you keep going. …

The question itself answers weather you would need an attorney for your startup or not. The answer is obvious, yes but the even more important question to ask is, at what stage and for what all things? We will try to answer that today. Before we jump to when and…

“Have more than you show, Speak less than you know,” said William Shakespeare. Impressive statement, right? It feels right and makes you feel kind of humble while you still possess the power. In startup domain, it is the opposite of this quote that is in trend. Many a times a…

A mere pitch deck won’t help until you have a validated startup idea and traction to prove what you are presenting in your pitch deck. That’s pretty basic, right? But what if you had the prerequisite, would you ruin your chances of raising funds just because your lazy ass didn’t…

A discomforting question, right? Nonetheless, most questions are. Let’s take the heat away for a moment and see this situation from a potential investor’s point of view. Scenario number one: Three hypothetical co-founders have an equity share of 55%, 30% and 15% respectively. You are the one with majority shares i.e. 55%. An investor might look at it as if you do not value your co-founders yourself, lack trust in them or are they really not good…