Deadly Startup Mistakes you should avoid at all costs

In this 2.5-hour LIVE webinar, you can learn the following:
☑️How to increase revenue & cash flows
☑️ How to create more profits, more freedom & more scale
☑️Secrets to time & wealth in business
☑️The foundational activities you need to win in business

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You learn from every mistake of yours; you might have heard about this, but there are mistakes that you should avoid as a founder.

At the earliest stage of their business, founders make mistakes because they are only human. In my experience of 16 years in entrepreneurship, there are mistakes that even I have made and learned from. So here's my way of ensuring the community of entrepreneurs out there are aware of these mistakes so that they do not repeat them in their business.

Watch this video to learn:
0:00 - Introduction to 5 deadly startup mistakes
0:20 - 1. Not define deliverables for which your customer will pay money
0:56 - 2. They're ignoring the power & freedom that comes with bootstrapping
02:13 - 3. They hire & think that the talent they are bringing in will solve the business problems
03:06 - 4. They fall into the trap of technology arrogance
05:12 - 5. Ignoring the aspect of culture building

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About Me: I am Rajiv Talreja, an Investor, Serial Entrepreneur, TedX Speaker, and a Business Coach. I went on a learning journey in 2012, and through my learnings and experiences am on a mission to help small and medium business owners grow their businesses.
I have impacted the lives of more than 500,000 people over the last decade through my Training programs & built an exclusive Community of 1500+ entrepreneurs who we handhold as business coaches via 1to1 Coaching.
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[nehaparkhe]

Needed this advice so badly and this came at the right time. Thanks a ton 🙏🏻

[swipekonme]

to my mind, business has always been monopolistic and will always remain so. the internet has given us only hope that we can somehow break the monopoly. but nothing can break the monopoly. in fact the internet fantasy has been used by the establishment as a relief mechanism. moral of the story: recognise what is undervalued and invest in it then reap the profit and invest in something else. it is like saying don't code your own app, make use of existing apps that do a good job. the other advantage of trading is fungibility ie your ownership does not change the nature of the asset. if you rent a shop and then vacate it, you leave behind a trace so it is not fungible. fungibility is a cost on you that is entirely avoided in trading

[abhisheikandotra]

Rajiv sir please elaborate 1st point in detail in your upcoming videos

[startupshorts]

Most founders think 🤔 funding is halwa

[madhanmohanreddy]

What's your networth sir?!
How much have u accumulated this fy23

[srikrishnadentalcare]

Bootstrapping 😇 Enlightening 📢
Customer centric * not Tech centric approach 🤡