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Startups are very different from companies, to start a startup you need 4 area's to initiate and grow: 1. The great Idea 2. Great Product or Service 3. Great team 4. Great execution. If this makes sense, follow for more startup ideas online: Moizuddin Mohammad #startupjourney

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In my last post, I mentioned that success is not just about having a good idea but executing it with precision and innovation. During my research, I stumbled upon a shocking statistic: Every year, over 100 million businesses are launched globally, but the majority of these ventures fail within the first few years. CityAM mentioned a 90% failure rate for new ventures. This means that annually, millions of startup founders execute their ideas and venture into business, but the vast majority do not succeed. I delved deeper into why this happens and what can be done to increase the chances of startups surviving and growing. I published my findings on the Stack-IT page. The six common reasons why startups fail and the possible solutions:

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5 Resources for Startup Enthusiast: I've often been asked about what I read/watch related to startups. Here are 5 resources for anyone who wants to get started: 1. How to Get Startup Ideas [Essay] by Paul Graham - https://lnkd.in/d3qUFcWX 2. How to Start a Startup [Video] by Sam Altman - https://lnkd.in/dZAk2kie 3. Zero to One [Book] by Peter Thiel 4. Idea Generation [Article] by Sam Altman [https://lnkd.in/djakqBmm] 5. We stand with the Underdogs [Article] by Jason Fried - https://lnkd.in/dGpsRxxd The takeaway is : 1. Find a problem that a **small** group of people **deeply** care about 2. Build a solution that solves the problem 3. Just don’t die 4. Enjoy the process Feel free to share your favorite resources or thoughts in the comments!

A startup is like a treasure hunt for real, untapped needs. The success of the product depends on the quality of the search. Sometimes you look in the wrong place; sometimes it's a mirage. Most startups fail, but those who succeed come out stronger. The journey is tough, but it’s about persistence and learning. Every setback is a step closer to finding that hidden gem. #startuplife

Remember the days when every startup HAD to have a slide and a nap pod? Now, it seems the tide is turning. Investors are getting pickier, and founders are realizing a killer beanbag chair won't mask a mediocre product. The future of startups? Solving real problems. Who knew, right? But seriously, the best startups are laser-focused on user needs. They're ditching the gimmicks and building solutions that make people's lives demonstrably better. So, are you building a "me-too" product with a fancy office? Or are you tackling a challenge that truly matters? Let's get back to the basics, folks. The future of startups is about impact, not inflatables. #startuplife #innovation #futureofwork #entrepreneur

Sam Altman: Successful startups figure out a really important mission “You don’t have to figure this out on Day 1, but all of the most successful startups I’ve been fortunate enough to be a part of pretty quickly—in the first one to two years—figure out a really important mission. It’s this mission that gets people to join them. It drives the founders. It gets the media to write about them. And even if you start off building a project that’s just interesting to you and solves a problem in your life—which is how you should start—remember that you should have a clear mission at some point… That is what will convince people to come help you, and that is how you will build this idea into a huge company with a ton of people that really love your product.” Source: Stanford Online --- We curate the top 1% of startup advice from the world’s best founders and investors. Join 5,000+ founders who read the free newsletter at startuparchive.org

Let's talk about startups for a second. Startups are like: - Babies: They need constant attention and care. - Science experiments: You have a hypothesis, you test it, and you iterate. - Rollercoasters: The highs are high, the lows are low, and it's one heck of a ride. But most of all, startups are: - Problem solvers: They see a problem in the world and they set out to fix it. - Innovators: They don't play by the rules, they create new ones. - Dreamers: They have big, audacious goals and they're crazy enough to think they can achieve them. If you're in a startup: - Embrace the chaos. - Celebrate the small wins. - Learn from the losses. - And keep moving forward. If you're not in a startup: - Support them. - Learn from them. - Join them if you can. Because startups are changing the world, one crazy idea at a time. #entrepreneurship #startuplife

With Las Vegas having a developing startup and technology ecosystem, there has been a lot of discussion about how various programs are or are not helping founders build and grow their businesses. I think a lot of this breaks down to some key concepts. First, Las Vegas is not (fill in the blank city), it is Las Vegas. Second, the entrepreneurship ecosystem is overlapping the startup ecosystem, but they are distinctly different. Third, there is a TON of investor money in Vegas, but it isn't going to be accessed the same way it would be in (fill in the blank city).