Starting a business is tougher than many realize. Having a good idea isn’t always enough to be successful. Recent data reveals a stark truth that up to 90% of start-ups fail. In the first year alone, 10% falter, while a staggering 70% collapse between years two and five. These figures highlight the challenges founders face. However, in this journey, it's essential to remember that start-up success is not a sprint but a marathon. As founders navigate this path, overcoming obstacles and bridging gaps, perseverance becomes the key to reaching the finish line. #SheCapital #StrongerTogether #WomenInBusiness #StartUpIndia #VC #investing #entrepreneurship #humour
The value lies not in the idea itself, but in its execution, with the leader being the one who drives this execution forward. Initial years might be slow or fast but moving towards your next goal is the key
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8moI believe you must embrace failure as an inevitable part of the journey. Failure is not the opposite of success; it's a stepping stone. Each setback contains valuable lessons that propel you forward if you're willing to learn. The key is to fail fast, learn, adapt, and keep pushing ahead. In the end, your failures will make your success taste that much sweeter.