Young Founders' Secret: IIT Bombay Founder's Advice to Launch Your Startup!

Are you a young entrepreneur wondering how to build a multi-million dollar startup of your own? In this video, I have talked about:

1. Convincing your parents
2. Learn to sell
3. Learn the art of hiring and delegating work
4. Learn to program or get a technical co-founder
5. Don't blindly follow advice from experienced people
6. Focus on paying customers rather than investors
7. Think of business like a puzzle

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If you have a question to ask me about my Entrepreneurship journey, please feel free to post it in the comments below. I will try and pick it up in the upcoming videos.

[harshudz_]

Sir, you are yourself Gold & your advices Priceless. Have been following you past many years on Quora and now on YouTube. Plz. keep sharing these insights with us always. Your advice helps many of young Entrepreneurs like me whenever in dilemna.
Good Bless You!!
With all Love,
Thank You for this video and the video A Complete Start-Up Guide for College Students.
Always keep making such informative & insightful videos.🙏🙏

[deepakunoffice]

Very true most of the thoughts are equally true for job experience pp, >> just need to have a professional mentor like you and add a whole lot of things same way :)

[kshitijtakarkhede]

Aman sir, its a request could u pls make a video on how u got an intern in rubrik, the projects u have done at that time, resources from where u have done them and if u start in 2022 how would u approach the things regarding projects and abroad based internship....hope u make a video on it...

[travellingmonk]

You talked about having mentors but people like me who are from tier 2 college dont have that luxury of network. Any advice on this?

[tirthpatel]

Hey Aman, I have know about you since the time you got really good AIR in IITJEE or JEE Advance. Also, my friend was one of your early employees. I feel for me to get into an entrepreneurial mindset and skills will take a bit of time. So I am not thinking about diving into it right away but I would want to start small doing small projects either freelancing or developing some small products and then scale it up to take bigger risks. Due to lack of knowledge about this I am feeling scared to even start small. In your opinion what would be a good starting point or good source of that knowledge?

[ekankshreddyyellala]

Hello Sir, Myself EKANKSH, l am a Startup enthusiast and having a startup idea.