If you had to pitch your startup to VCs in one tweet, what would you say?

The biggest regrets aren’t about quitting too soon. They’re about staying too long in the wrong places.

What’s the hardest part of running a startup that nobody talks about?

The biggest decision paralysis in startups? Overthinking things you can change later.

What’s the biggest reason any startup fail after raising VC money?

Real entrepreneurs don’t talk about how hard they work, they talk about what they’re building.

What’s one trait that makes you give an instant ‘NO’ to a co-founder?

What’s one weird tip to grow on X?

All successful people have one thing in common. What's that?

Who keeps you going when it gets hard?

Drop your startup link.

What was your biggest doubt before starting your business?

What's the difference between broke geniuses and dumb millionaires?

Why are small startups always more efficient than corporates?

Which year destroyed your mental health most?

What's the simplest thing you've done that transformed your life?

What’s one industry you think will explode in the next 10 years?

Traditional education or self-education?

What’s the biggest red flag in an AI startup pitch? 1. No proprietary data 2. No paying customers 3. No clear differentiation

Indian brands are making their mark worldwide. What’s your favorite desi brand?