An entrepreneur is a risk taker, boss, job creator, or a man with a vision to bring positive change. But nowadays the word “entrepreneur” has become a most misinterpreted/overhyped term. By seeing the lavish lifestyles of Jeff Bezos
It’s raining unicorns in India: a flashing headline that recently caught my eye. The next two lines read, “There are only two months left in the year 2022 and at least 30 firms have already joined the exclusive unicorn club.” Unicorns are those start-ups which have crossed the valuation of $1 billion or more.
A report 256 Network and Praxis Global Alliance India estimate that by 2025, High net worth individuals will invest $30 billion in Indian start-ups. It may confuse some, who feel that this shows some untoward confidence in unproven ideas. However, if you think closely,
India is the world's largest democracy and being a nation that has a huge gap between those of higher class and that of people below poverty line, it has maintained a large entrepreneurial base. Not surprisingly, India has produced a number of billionaire entrepreneurs.
All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them.” Well, sounds great right? But these words are said after achieving something.when we talk about real life application,innovations and finances we can say An Engineer is well versed in this technology than anyother professions person.
STICK TO REALITY..! In the world of rat race business and life, anything thing could be exists, doesn’t matter whether it’s an alike person’s face or an idea of working for projects. Competition is a good sign.
A unicorn is a word used in the venture capital business to describe a privately held startup company with a valuation of $1 billion. The term was coined in 2013 by venture capitalist Aileen Lee to describe the high growth.
There are so many books for entrepreneurs to read that it can be hard to know which ones are worth your time. So, I’ve decided to share some books that I believe every entrepreneur should have read before that first week of business.
Let us decode this, starting it raw. Technology is defined as the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes in industries. Entrepreneurship is defined as the process of designing, launching and running a new business. Two different worlds, two different career paths