Cloverbites By Rupesh Sanghavi
Musings from a Father, Entrepreneur, Traveler & Lover of Life!
Nobody thinks of inventory as a brand decision. And that is exactly why so many genuinely good brands are quietly damaging their own reputation through something that never makes it onto the marketing calendar.
Every month you wait is not a flat month. It is a month someone else spent getting ahead while you were still in the meeting about whether to have a meeting.
A founder I know spent eighteen months building toward a target that half his team did not even know existed. Not because he was secretive. Because he assumed everyone understood where they were going. He had said it in all hands. It was on the website. It was obvious, to him, in the way that... Continue Reading →
The wrong investor does not just fail to help you. They actively make things harder in ways you will spend months trying to understand and years trying to undo.
The interview is not a test of performance. It is a test of how well someone performs in interviews. And those are two completely different skills.
It felt like a strange combination of humbling, slightly absurd, and quietly terrifying. Which, as I have come to learn, is usually a sign that you are about to grow.
Your network is a snapshot. It captures who you were when you built it. And unless you are actively adding to it, it stays frozen at that moment while you keep moving forward.
Nobody wakes up one morning and decides today is the day they start accepting less. It creeps in. Quietly. Politely. Almost reasonably.
Getting from $100K to $1M is not a skill problem. By this point you have proven the skill. The issue is that you are still acting like it is.
Founder instinct is a real thing. But there comes a point where your gut stops being a compass and starts being a blind spot. Knowing the difference is everything.
Cloverbites By Rupesh Sanghavi 