Why the Current Indian Startup Ecosystem is a SCAM | Rajiv Talreja ft.

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Комментарии • 436

  • @Rajiv.Talreja
    @Rajiv.Talreja  Год назад +34

    If you're an entrepreneur/Businessman, NEVER do these 7 Mistakes: ruclips.net/video/el99DQQpWuQ/видео.html

  • @thomsondcruz5456
    @thomsondcruz5456 Год назад +478

    This guy is absolutely right. Startups are loss making enterprises and founders are just playing the valuation game

    • @neeladrikarmakar7985
      @neeladrikarmakar7985 Год назад +11

      This whole scenario is actually creating a bad image and if this isn't stopped soon
      There will be a time when foreign investors won't invest on Indian businesses anymore

    • @Akshay_p_kumar
      @Akshay_p_kumar Год назад +1

      @@neeladrikarmakar7985 that's the truth. Anything that is based on lies won't sustain

    • @neeladrikarmakar7985
      @neeladrikarmakar7985 Год назад +3

      @@Akshay_p_kumar you're being too kind, this is not just lies
      This is daylight robbery lol

    • @user-ml6jb8hr4i
      @user-ml6jb8hr4i Год назад +1

      Bruh this how the startup ecosystem is built and running in the US since DAY-1. How do you think Google reached the current stage it is in today? Everything is built on gambling companies and seeing which one sticks. Get used to the reality.

    • @Akshay_p_kumar
      @Akshay_p_kumar Год назад +6

      @@user-ml6jb8hr4i Google and other US startup companies have built some of the best technology. What have these Indian startups built? Can you tell me a single patent they have filed? They have only bloated their valuations.

  • @rishabhsharma3291
    @rishabhsharma3291 Год назад +208

    What he says about street businesses is so true,In these times our generation just gets overwhelmed by whatever is sold to us on social media,real business is on the streets,so so true.💫

    • @user-ml6jb8hr4i
      @user-ml6jb8hr4i Год назад +1

      Bruh this how the startup ecosystem is built and running in the US since DAY-1. How do you think Google reached the current stage it is in today? Everything is built on gambling companies and seeing which one sticks. Get used to the reality.

    • @zaravind
      @zaravind Год назад

      Local business are facing tough competition from
      D Mart and other offline corporate operated chain of outlets,online like Amazon, Flipkart, Pharma online
      They reached even tier 2 cities,and even villagers are buying online ,
      Inspite of these issues local business are continuing,and even number of business are also growing

    • @solowolf5304
      @solowolf5304 Год назад +2

      but local market me top 0.1% bande hi weekly 50 lac ka net gain ghar le jaa paate honge

  • @abhilashmahakul8964
    @abhilashmahakul8964 Год назад +202

    Msmes need to be celebrated... They are the real backbone of India's entrepreneurship boom. And yes they are churning out real value creation at an unfathomable level.

    • @user-ml6jb8hr4i
      @user-ml6jb8hr4i Год назад +1

      Bruh this how the startup ecosystem is built and running in the US since DAY-1. How do you think Google reached the current stage it is in today? Everything is built on gambling companies and seeing which one sticks. Get used to the reality.

    • @prdmore1
      @prdmore1 Год назад

      Yes sure

  • @shivamannan
    @shivamannan Год назад +124

    Superb. He is exposing the real truth about startups. 👌

  • @manavkumar8134
    @manavkumar8134 Год назад +91

    Agree, Mama Earth valuation of 1000 of crores with a profit of just few crores is a prime example of this.

    • @subusrable
      @subusrable Год назад +7

      Ise bolte hain 'mamu bana diya'

    • @maskyb3509
      @maskyb3509 Год назад +13

      mama earth is not a startup. its nothing new, just copy of old products with new packages. this does not reflect real startup.

    • @smitaliskape8867
      @smitaliskape8867 10 месяцев назад +2

      Their products are also not that worth they have only invested lots of money in advertisements and marketing that's it

  • @rahulallan8124
    @rahulallan8124 Год назад +36

    This is incredible
    I work for a startup and this is apt in every sense.
    I hope many businesses run bootstrapped and provide value over the years.

  • @sagar.patrakar
    @sagar.patrakar Год назад +16

    Rajiv spoke my heart. Completely.
    Most of the so called entrepreneurs are just on twitters doing gyaanbaazi. I mean if they are here to make business, then they are expected to be in office and work in actual. I've seen many entrepreneurs who are engaged on Twitter for the entire day. Falana dhamka is done by them. Startup startup is a fancy thing today. Generation is getting spoiled by following the trend of getting dropout and go for start-up. It's a SCAM. Rajiv is absolutely true. 🔥

  • @DineshSharma-um1bu
    @DineshSharma-um1bu Год назад +91

    Value addition, is the most appropriate comment made by Rajiv. There is an interesting definition of "Business entity" in the accounting standards of India. It's a Profit making and a continuous entity. I have not seen many start-ups talking about on how to make profits except some X number of users being added and forget about continuity as both founders and investors are always thinking of selling or "exiting" with X returns from day1. And the worst part is, many of start-ups are not even solving real problems in the society

    • @usamahkhalid6333
      @usamahkhalid6333 Год назад

      You are absolutely right

    • @user-ml6jb8hr4i
      @user-ml6jb8hr4i Год назад +1

      Bruh this how the startup ecosystem is built and running in the US since DAY-1. How do you think Google reached the current stage it is in today? Everything is built on gambling companies and seeing which one sticks. Get used to the reality.

    • @DineshSharma-um1bu
      @DineshSharma-um1bu Год назад

      @@user-ml6jb8hr4i Google is profitable..at least in some businesses and the founders still continuing to foster it..or even if they exit they have already done profitable business
      Now which part you didn't understand in argument..my problem is startup that get in only for valuation purposes only

    • @maskyb3509
      @maskyb3509 Год назад

      guys again ur mixing bania model with startups... 😂 this is not how it works. most startups dont do business....

  • @vinay2924
    @vinay2924 Год назад +18

    Finally someone talking sense I never understood companies celebrated for burning money and have 50x or 100x valuation. i would rather give a kirianawala money than a startup guy.

    • @minimalsenr
      @minimalsenr Год назад

      Kiranawala doesn't want your money. He's making enough and investing in real estate and passive income. 😀

  • @naeaf
    @naeaf Год назад +28

    You verbalized what most ppl are thinking. Except the grocery part. These ppl avoid taxes and pay pathetically. FYI, I am Sindhi too.

    • @that_dam_baka
      @that_dam_baka Год назад +1

      True about taxes, but they still spend most of their money in the Indian economy, instead of taking all profits to another country.

  • @shikshan-prashikshan
    @shikshan-prashikshan Год назад +34

    Truly said Sir, we have to celebrate and talk about India based traditional entrepreneurs and MSME, their experiences and challenges

  • @nikitaagrawal8909
    @nikitaagrawal8909 Год назад +18

    Very well put. I am a very strong believer of traditional business (job and value creation) over valuation business and this is something I always tell my husband may burst at some point of time!

  • @rohanv5430
    @rohanv5430 Год назад +18

    I was a corporate banker funding sme , midcorp, large corporate for a leading public sector bank. I left my job and choose conventional business which is almost bootstrapped rather than working on a vague business idea standing tall only on funding rounds.
    Your words are an exact replica of my thoughts I had 7-8 yrs back.
    Bhai koi small aur micro enterprises ko fund karne kyun interested nahi hai..
    I cater to Mumbai's real estate industry as a vendor... 7-8 yrs main market slow down, note bandi ( very bad for development of projects), GST implementation, DP 2034 confusion, coronavirus, product substitution etc. sab dekh le khada hu...
    Conventional businesses have strong foundations but takes time to grow unlike start ups.
    P&L main profit dikhne ki khushi tum kya jaano start up walo... Loss leke aaye the loss karke jaayenge.
    Anyways joke apart, how should I connect with u?

  • @tusharwankhede2341
    @tusharwankhede2341 Год назад +21

    We loud OYO , flipkart , byju etc all these startups combined losses are 2 billion us dollars in just two financial quarter so he is right . we see this figure of 10 billion valuation which is on paper , no real value produced

    • @praveenhegde8107
      @praveenhegde8107 Год назад +2

      You forgot Zomato

    • @galaxy1234
      @galaxy1234 4 месяца назад

      Oyo, zomato, flipkart these are really good services. He is probably not talking about them

  • @gauravk.kumar09
    @gauravk.kumar09 Год назад +20

    Seriously, truly gem in the 7 minutes of video that you will never able to know in other startup business' videos. He is talking about the real situation in India. The thing is that we are trying to imitate and building our Indian startups like they do in USA and UK and although those things work for few businesses but Indian market, customers and Indian startup ecosystem is completely different from whatever we see on UK, USA and on social media.

    • @vish5798
      @vish5798 2 дня назад

      Please elaborate what do you mean?

  • @abhishekpanja2299
    @abhishekpanja2299 Год назад +28

    You touched the right chord Rajiv! Just Love your perspective!

    • @user-ml6jb8hr4i
      @user-ml6jb8hr4i Год назад +1

      Bruh this how the startup ecosystem is built and running in the US since DAY-1. How do you think Google reached the current stage it is in today? Everything is built on gambling companies and seeing which one sticks. Get used to the reality.

  • @Varunpillaii
    @Varunpillaii Год назад +19

    This is true discussion - Welcoming more for healthy Market - Healthy players and true value for consumers

  • @thebetterinsight
    @thebetterinsight Год назад +24

    Rajiv Sir, want to know more on this. Your speech, facts, and ideas, simply enlightening 🙏

  • @rajeshmahadevan9683
    @rajeshmahadevan9683 Год назад +18

    Absolutely agree. Basics of business is net profits.

    • @user-ml6jb8hr4i
      @user-ml6jb8hr4i Год назад +1

      Bruh this how the startup ecosystem is built and running in the US since DAY-1. How do you think Google reached the current stage it is in today? Everything is built on gambling companies and seeing which one sticks. Get used to the reality.

  • @newsindia2480
    @newsindia2480 Год назад +13

    Rajiv - It's time for people like you and me to come forward and educate youth and people also create a platform for real profit makers

  • @Seothepro1
    @Seothepro1 Год назад +11

    He's damn right!!
    So called startups like "mba chai wala" & shit r ruining the startup ecosystem nd it's true meaning!!!!!!!

  • @vorasanjay68
    @vorasanjay68 Год назад +13

    Value Creation and Valuation -
    1. What we understand it is without Tax Liabillities in case of 50,00,000 in each week.
    2. I agree with Non Glamerous Manufacturing MSME sector

  • @scottmartin01
    @scottmartin01 Год назад +8

    Been a fan of Rajiv and it's bold and clear approach to towards business.. everything he said in the video is truth.

  • @bhumikadoshi3951
    @bhumikadoshi3951 Год назад +8

    Hats off Sir... Wt an explanation... Need more such informative videos to know d truth...

  • @biradarsantosh-c4s
    @biradarsantosh-c4s 7 месяцев назад +2

    very correct not from argument perspective....but from a Indian conservative people business models ....this start up thing which started like a revolution but there is no proper shock absorbers to take shock of loss....very great video.

  • @kajolmathur06
    @kajolmathur06 Год назад +7

    Wow. I had a gut feeling, a strong sense of the exact words being spoken here and finally someone said it. Speaking & hearing the raw truth is not everyones cup of tea. Its not about condemning a belief system but rather bringing a new perspective to light which people are completely oblivious to.

  • @vinayakumarbvk
    @vinayakumarbvk Год назад +12

    Well said. At least he is courageous to express his personal views and is speaking Truth 🙏

  • @fightforhumanity777
    @fightforhumanity777 Год назад +12

    RESPECT
    Hopefully this video reaches out to more and more. Thank you for speaking what's actually going on.

  • @bryanakoijammeiteihao
    @bryanakoijammeiteihao Год назад +5

    Definitely the real talk! Lobbying is the new start-up. 😎

  • @saurabhb1041
    @saurabhb1041 Год назад +8

    This is absolutely true. Entrepreneurs are not solving real problems but rather focused on fund raising. And boy if you criticize them publicly! They’ll lynch you and call you all kinds of names.

  • @SaiSandeshMakam
    @SaiSandeshMakam Год назад +6

    I love how Raj Shamani’s face loses colour at 1:33 😂😂. He knows he is the part of the circus! Rajiv Talreja is a MSME hero. I have heard so many small scale businessmen who listen to him and scale accordingly and my father is one of them.

  • @YashSharma-tc8sv
    @YashSharma-tc8sv Год назад +4

    This man just spoke the truth man. There are so many college students right now who want to startup and just get funding. They dont focus on the business side of this. Its just a fund raising game which becomes a pump and dump.

  • @sandharbachakraborty112
    @sandharbachakraborty112 17 дней назад +1

    "Iski Topi Uske Sir" is the apt line to discuss the whole video.

  • @arthurlovian1694
    @arthurlovian1694 Год назад +3

    Rajiv, you are amazing 👏 man. 1st time I am hearing truth in India.

  • @MalayKumar98
    @MalayKumar98 Год назад +3

    Completely agree with what he said also it's ok of the startup is making loss initially provided their vision on breakeven and how they are going to scale.

  • @shilpashree4612
    @shilpashree4612 5 месяцев назад +1

    Exactly my words!! Infact wanted to write a blog about it. The ones I know heading startups are mostly talkers, bull shitting their way up

  • @ameyapai72
    @ameyapai72 Год назад +5

    Real eye-opener. But I was confused as to who the host is!

  • @TravelersScout
    @TravelersScout Год назад +3

    I am not sure about his knowledge but that’s how any startup ecosystem in any country started. Billionaire who is investing is not an idiot.

  • @ATP27
    @ATP27 Год назад +6

    Well said and Nicely ellaborated abt the startup's.....

  • @mannuut
    @mannuut Год назад +2

    Its not only Indian Startup ecosystem, its everywhere... There are many startups that are profitable everywhere and there are many startups burning money everywhere...

  • @sanjaychib843
    @sanjaychib843 Год назад +9

    Love him for his brutally honest opinions.

  • @srinivasanrajagopal9062
    @srinivasanrajagopal9062 Год назад +5

    This guy Raj Shamani is the perfect example of scams! Great find!

  • @prathakpr
    @prathakpr Год назад +2

    I am currently building my company "Anjaniputra Games". I am from middle class, my college tell me to enter in their incubation as startup but after spending some days there I feel the same ki yhe sab farzi wada hai. They just play game to show valuation but inner side nothing.
    So i decided to be the solo one to build my empire by my own. Nhi chahiye yhe ghatiya circle

  • @atisharay2821
    @atisharay2821 Год назад +2

    Absolutely true... Unfortunately selling equity, not the product has been the key of success..

  • @namahshrestha3226
    @namahshrestha3226 8 месяцев назад +3

    What about food delivery, cab booking, upi? These startups equally burn money. Don't you think they provide value? They've changed people's lifestyles, employed people, etc.
    Not going against what you said but for me at least, these startups are important. I wouldn't want Zomato, Uber, PhonPe to shut down. I don't care if they're burning money or not.
    I don't care about the guy who makes 50 Lakhs per week though.

    • @vish5798
      @vish5798 2 дня назад

      I agree with you. But what he's saying is they're over valued and haven't made profits yet, can't be implemented in tier 2 and 3 cities. And are evading taxes, I don't understand this part but anyways. I feel they do create value, offer employment, and sometime down the line will create profits.

  • @Eastcoast200
    @Eastcoast200 Год назад +2

    Such and Honest Review. How startups have Ruined the common mans life.

  • @sowmyamuthu1212
    @sowmyamuthu1212 Год назад +3

    This is video Sir...this video really connected us with you....then our transformation journey started after that from November.... thankyou thankyou for saying this truth....it is the fact that is happening.

  • @ankitsinghal214
    @ankitsinghal214 Год назад +9

    Startups are burning money today but tomorrow they will focus on value creation. The startups scene has given chance to many people to build new age businesses from scratch and solve problem which many traditional businesses won’t do. Startup scene because of available funding has become low entry for barriers budding entrepreneur. This guy’s hate for startup space is not understandable. Flipkart, Ola, zerodha, Nyka were all startups and have given numerous employment opportunities. It’s not just about tax evasion but employment creation as well

    • @romirgujrey1631
      @romirgujrey1631 Год назад +1

      Swiggy fired 380 employees recently, BYJUs fired 1000 employees in Oct 2022; it was a sponsor in the FIFA world cup. Moreover, this guy is right, MSMEs provide employment to organised as well as unorganised sector. Also, the issue is reckless cash burn. Some exceptions include Zerodha

    • @arpitkumar2981
      @arpitkumar2981 2 месяца назад

      Flipkart, ola, zerodha, etc have just digitised the middleman.

  • @9820151386
    @9820151386 Год назад +6

    It is great, some one have some courage to express the reality.

  • @abhijitpohokar4039
    @abhijitpohokar4039 Год назад +5

    i watched this full interview at raj shamani channel. i love it

  • @AsperK.22
    @AsperK.22 Год назад +2

    Even though in shark tank, they talk about only valuation or not something like profits or revenue, rarely heard on that show.

  • @gurusastropalmistry2214
    @gurusastropalmistry2214 Год назад +3

    Perfect analysis!

  • @imtiyajkaji
    @imtiyajkaji Год назад +2

    Finally some sane voices...

  • @sudiphui4566
    @sudiphui4566 Год назад +10

    Indian startups are solving common people problems and making life easier.
    Millions of people using Shaadi, Zomato , Swiggy, Flipkart. The whole India is using Bharat pe. So, calling it a scam is a scam itself.

    • @utpalghosh9225
      @utpalghosh9225 Год назад +3

      He sells 100 rs courses teaching business and calls other businesses scams. He has some fair points but lot of heart burn too

    • @sudiphui4566
      @sudiphui4566 Год назад

      @@utpalghosh9225 Era negative manush

    • @utpalghosh9225
      @utpalghosh9225 Год назад

      @@sudiphui4566 Bitter ...because they had to sell 100 rs course

    • @eddieherv6667
      @eddieherv6667 Год назад +3

      @@utpalghosh9225 Ironically, his own business and courses are the real scams😂

  • @indoaffair6934
    @indoaffair6934 Год назад +1

    True words "today startup is valuation game"

  • @TheLazyMonkey78
    @TheLazyMonkey78 Год назад +2

    Very well said sir. Today we have become a population of blind "followers" on social media. Badi badi baatein sun ke inn so called entrepreneurs ki sabko Aisa lagta hai ki profit ho ya na ho.. next investor zaroor milna chahiye .. truly said "start up circus "

  • @kshitizaggarwal1
    @kshitizaggarwal1 Год назад +3

    Good to find a sane man who can see through the charade

  • @SkWasimAkram
    @SkWasimAkram Год назад +4

    Finally someone is exposing this bubble 🙂

  • @suryapathaneni4012
    @suryapathaneni4012 Год назад +4

    I feel the ideology giving back has been the reason for the mess. It all started when Gpay started paying back for transactions to gain users. Now, most of the startups that run on internet (app) is doing same and to reach that level they are going for funding raising valuation. how come a 22 cr profit company can have 20k valuation. senseless

  • @jamesraj8762
    @jamesraj8762 Год назад

    Blunt and straight forward...great guy...liked him.

  • @matrixsecurityandautomatio427
    @matrixsecurityandautomatio427 Год назад +2

    100% right. Rajiv ji U R True Genius and a guide for Indian entrepreneurs

  • @NikhilOnCars
    @NikhilOnCars Год назад +2

    So bloody right! Valuation has become the mission statement

  • @civilcode
    @civilcode Год назад +5

    Don't mind calling Loss making Startups absolute loss are called
    "The Leaky Wallet"
    "The Money Pit"
    "The Bottomless Bucket"
    "The Cash Drain"
    "The Bankruptcy Bistro"
    "The Deficit Diner"
    "The Losing Lottery"
    "The Negative Nest Egg"
    "The Red Ink Restaurant"
    "The Failed Fortune

  • @ratikeshsharma1624
    @ratikeshsharma1624 Год назад +2

    Is this a dream?
    He is the guy who is uttering sheer truth.
    Woah!

  • @hariomvani6303
    @hariomvani6303 Год назад +4

    What a podcast ,.... Just loved it

  • @knowledgebooster3574
    @knowledgebooster3574 Год назад +2

    You are absolutely right ✅

  • @bluesapphire7548
    @bluesapphire7548 6 месяцев назад

    Value creation exercise ~ circus of valuation …. That was GOLD.
    Precisely the case.

  • @params1520
    @params1520 Год назад +1

    this guy is making so much sense!

  • @rudhisundar
    @rudhisundar Год назад +12

    You earned a subscriber, Rajiv ...so true! The "Valuation" game is a Scam!

  • @yogesh0017
    @yogesh0017 Год назад +1

    Precise and direct analysis so do called Startup ecosystem in India, 👍👍

  • @nth.education
    @nth.education Год назад +2

    Loved the clarity given in this , hats off

  • @ShivaprasadR
    @ShivaprasadR Год назад +1

    Exactly True.. This startup thing has become soo big and false too that Once they receive money next day the same company will vanish out. This needs to be changed. The Valuation Strategy should be changed and Evaluated very vigorously..

  • @digeshchheda
    @digeshchheda Год назад +1

    Bang on.. Loved everything what you said.

  • @prashantgite445
    @prashantgite445 Год назад +1

    I truly agree with what this guy MSMEs are real heroes...

  • @mithoonpadmanabhnm6794
    @mithoonpadmanabhnm6794 Год назад +1

    I agree with him to a large extent, but we cannot ignore the employment and the taxes they generate, that is probably the only reason why a loss making company is allowed to go for an IPO

  • @kuttimanisen7795
    @kuttimanisen7795 Год назад +1

    Very honest commentary i have listened to thanks Rajiv

  • @vish5798
    @vish5798 2 дня назад

    There's two types of startups;
    1. Startup One with value generating idea and VC funding that wants to capture mass market in a short period of time by skipping the traditional business routes of step-by-step boot strap expansion approach, therefore point of profitability is planned for a later years of the business. Ex: Ola EV Company
    2. Startup Two with value generating idea with VC funding that wants to go traditional business route of step-by-step expansion approach. To create a stable business backed by refined product and services, thus higher value offering. Ex: Ather EV Company

  • @jayanthisiva4339
    @jayanthisiva4339 Год назад +1

    True and great talk of start up culture

  • @abc69.
    @abc69. Год назад +2

    Throughout the video I was thinking about Cred, Paytm, CEO's and founders of Shark tank, etc.,

  • @harshvardhanrai2800
    @harshvardhanrai2800 Год назад +3

    True Gem , eye opener, enjoyed every word 🌟

  • @hip_folk3251
    @hip_folk3251 Год назад +2

    this is what my marwadi family has always thought me profit is basic of dhanda my father lol when he watch news startup burning cash

  • @ClearItNow
    @ClearItNow Год назад +1

    Points are Valid!

  • @SeaMunk
    @SeaMunk Год назад

    Wow! Your principles truly resonate deeply.

  • @nitinsajwan3048
    @nitinsajwan3048 Год назад +2

    so true!

  • @lipikagoswami2817
    @lipikagoswami2817 Год назад +1

    Exactly that’s why people are going bootstrapped , let the time take its own course. Start small and give about 5 years . Don’t try to go for funding . Work on small ideas and then scale.

  • @arvind_purushotham
    @arvind_purushotham Год назад +2

    i follow ur videos sir.. love the honesty in talks..

  • @dotbasing
    @dotbasing Год назад +8

    Zerodha is a great example

    • @arrshath
      @arrshath Год назад +1

      Include Zoho in this list

    • @arpitkumar2981
      @arpitkumar2981 2 месяца назад

      ​@@arrshath what's up with Zoho? Do you have any video links?

    • @arrshath
      @arrshath 2 месяца назад

      @@arpitkumar2981 Zoho was a bootstrap company

  • @Avinash-nt6pv
    @Avinash-nt6pv Год назад +2

    You spoke young entrepreneurs heart 🙏💜

  • @sagekaleke
    @sagekaleke Год назад +4

    Mr. Rajiv is spot-on here. I always wonder how come people in small cities are building businesses with millions while these startups are losing millions. I understand the promise of a future return but for a future return to come, the basis has to be value. IPOs regulations need to addressed. Don’t allow a company making losses to issue IPO.

  • @pk-nomad
    @pk-nomad Год назад

    I still think startup could still work as outsourced R&D for big companies. However, valuation rule doesn't function well in efficient financial market too.

  • @kavvayistories
    @kavvayistories Год назад +1

    100% true MSMEs contributions is mammoth but least recognised

  • @KasimKhan-ds6tc
    @KasimKhan-ds6tc Год назад +2

    Rajiv 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @ajaychugh1
    @ajaychugh1 Год назад +1

    Huge Respect 🙌 👏 🙏

  • @kiranvrao9714
    @kiranvrao9714 Год назад +1

    Thank you

  • @prashanthsaride
    @prashanthsaride Год назад +3

    100% right. I shut down my boot strapped startup recently only becuz of these reasons.
    1. The startup scene is all about valuation and not p&l.
    2. Businesses are meant to boost economy , create jobs and of course the by product is that you make money. This doesn't happen in a startup coz when you get funded, you make big teams only to sack them all later.
    3. All losses are just sent to the IPO and dumped on the economy.
    4. Coz of these startups that get funded well, boot strapped startups can never ever compete with the hyped up advertising and marketing costs. CPA doesn't make any sense and you end up never seeing profits.
    He is absolutely right in telling to start a traditional business rather than a startup which can always be in losses and just make the foreign investors rich at their exits.

    • @manureddy6441
      @manureddy6441 Год назад

      Your start up name..

    • @vish5798
      @vish5798 2 дня назад

      Not entirely true. Some start ups are meant for mass market and capturing the market in short span of time is essential to avoid competition. They do generate value, only thing is they don't hit the profits from day one, it takes years for them to get profitable. But that's just fine as long as they're getting funded and funders are ok with this plan.

  • @vedantdwivedi862
    @vedantdwivedi862 Год назад +4

    Startup works on valuation because
    the scale of business is extremely large.
    Consider a showroom owner who makes 1cr/month for him to make 1000cr/month is something which is utterly impossible, if they follow the general rules of business, which states buy/sell a product or service add value and make profit and pay the tax.
    This is simple but it in turn burns time, that being said means a lot of time will be invested of tonn of people to take your business to 1000cr/month if you follow this model as it turn out you burn time in this process.
    But,on the other hand, usually a startup handle this the other way, they burn cash and save time.
    Now the startup way of doing thing is, find a niche, package it very well, entrust your people, entrust the investor and sell a part of it to someone who is already doing it at scale, get either absorbed by bigger whale/shark book your profit and exit.
    Or
    Else keep on diluting, save more time and beat the competition with USP/niche which you have.
    Both business model have their sellers and buyers in market.
    N both of them can be successful.
    Startup has high risk - high reward ratio.
    Legacy business have - low risk low reward ratio.

    • @namangupta3160
      @namangupta3160 Год назад +1

      So startups are doing it for themselves. There isn't much addition to society If not them there are many more to do it.
      And isn't that they give discounts?

  • @deepeshloshali3776
    @deepeshloshali3776 Год назад +1

    Completely Agree with you Sir 💯

  • @DjDoc
    @DjDoc Год назад

    Traditional Business, so true

  • @Ammar.mrm-2002
    @Ammar.mrm-2002 Год назад +1

    Sir! Your contents are being very useful for me!
    But I'm from Sri Lanka and I don't know a single word in Hindi except for the phrase "kuchu kuchu hoothahae" (I don't even know what it means btw) LOL!😅
    So next time when you make videos, please try to avoid Hindi (language) as much as possible OR you can just simply consider adding a subtitle to those particular tracks which are in Hindi :)
    Great fan of your works and really appreciate all your efforts!