Most first-time founders start with a product idea and back into a business model almost as an afterthought — figuring out how the money actually gets made only after the idea already feels real. It usually should go the other way. The model you choose shapes your costs, your fundraising…
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What does a VC actually do with your idea?
Most first-time founders walk into a VC pitch with one of two mental models: either “I explain my idea, they write a cheque,” or a quieter fear that the idea itself is the valuable part, and someone might simply take it. Neither is close to how venture capital actually works…
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How to build a business with ₹10 lakh
Ten lakh rupees sounds like a fortune to someone who’s never started a business, and laughably small to anyone who has. Both reactions are wrong. It’s not enough money to build a company. It’s exactly enough to find out whether you should. 9 MIN READ THE LEDGER — FOUNDER’S OFFICE…