The powerhouse women Dr. Iffat Zafar Aga and Dr. Sara Khurram are the faces behind Pakistani startup Sehat Kahani. Their ability to identify the gap in female doctors’ practicing rate and its association with socio-cultural barriers bred the idea of their startup.
Almost every startup initially faces the problem of money. Knowing where to spend and where not to is hard to figure out, especially for startups who are bootstrapping.
Founders face a crucial challenge on starting a venture, whether to bootstrap or go for investment. It depends on the nature of your startup which option you should avail.
The temptation of applying something to from a successful business is unavoidable. Learning how they did it and applying it to your startup will make you successful because it has done so for a billion dollar firm.
Having just a product for markets and getting funds for it is not a startup! It is a continuous process of making things better inside and outside the organization.
Got an idea? These seven tips will save your creative ideas from failing! Creative ideas are something that you don’t get every once in a while.
While it may seem scary to bootstrap at first, here are top tips: Create And Manage An Income Stream. While bootstrapping, founders usually reply on their savings to launch a business idea.
Amidst the immense workload at office, lunch break is a time of great relief and relaxation. To add more, if we get to have a meal of our own choice, it gets us going through the other half of the day.
The Founder Institute is the world’s premier idea-stage accelerator and startup launch program from Silicon Valley. It doesn’t aim to create business replicas or low-level startups.
