Uplers’ Post

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We are thrilled to have with us an inspiring woman from. Entrepreneurship was. It wasn't even a dream. It wasn't something we could think of, you know, given so many roadblocks ahead of us. Starting on your own. It's it's a very different world altogether right where one need to wear multiple hats. I will not advise it to anyone. You know, I think I jumped into it with a little bit of naivety and you know, it's great. What are your top three? Key take away, so you know benefits which you see for a young startup to be part of any executor. I went when when with a very specific objective that when I come out of IC it should have significantly have benefited me, which means I should have raised a very successful run. Illness. Which you would like to share with. The following is, let's see what you want to raise a million. You need to think about the funnel, right? Like how many 100K checks are you looking for? How many 10K checks are you looking for? And you can break it out. And then I'll literally start going through Crunchbase, LinkedIn, and so on, trying to see who do I know who can make an intro for me. On the website itself, you could do a cold pitch to them and every pitch gets you closer to be honest to the right pitch. What's your advice for those owners? So typically shy away from building personal brand or leveraging data. You need people to take a chance on you. And this is where your brand plays a huge role, right? And you get to stand out because not everybody has a brand and not everybody has a strong brand. So if you start activating that from early times, you'll be able to attract the early adopters. There are people who will give you true feedback because they respect what you're trying to do.