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In this article, we discuss what a broken cap table means, why it happens and what you can do to avoid it.

Launching a startup with co-founders can be exciting, but it also comes with potential pitfalls. Here are the questions every founding team must answer to build a strong foundation for success.

A poorly structured cap table is a silent killer of fundraising efforts. Here are some common red flags that can cost you valuable investments.

Growth isn't linear — each stage requires new strategies and leadership evolution.

Ensuring fair compensation as a founder or CEO is crucial to staying motivated and building a successful company. Here's how to strategically handle the conversation and get the pay that reflects your worth.

This article explores the concept of psychological courage in startups, highlighting how employees — not just founders — can develop resilience, face challenges head-on and thrive in uncertain environments by embracing reality, problem-solving effectively and pushing through struggles.

There's only one real way to know if you have a million-dollar idea or a lemon — and that's by testing it.

Hoffman sold LinkedIn, which he co-founded, to Microsoft for $26.2 billion in 2016.

Behind every failed startup lies a story of overlooked pitfalls, unforeseen challenges and hard-earned lessons. Discover the realities entrepreneurs rarely talk about — and how they can pave the way for future success.

Branding might not be your first priority, but neglecting it can hurt your startup. A strong brand identity early on sets the stage for marketing success.

Location can mean the difference between failure and success.

After one the most pivotal moments in our company's history, our former CTO decided to hold us hostage. Upon introspection, the errors that brought us to this fateful moment were mine to own. This is a cautionary tale for budding tech entrepreneurs about managing key man risk and treating your teams right.

Here's what you need to know about the emotional causes of startup failure.

AI is no longer just a tool for big corporations — it's a global equalizer, empowering entrepreneurs from every corner of the world to innovate, scale and compete like never before.

As we head into the final months of the year, I believe 2025 will be just as big as 2020 for startups — maybe even bigger. Here's why.

Here's why the future belongs to those who dare to think differently about capital.

Here's how participating in startup competitions can help you expand your business's presence and scale it rapidly.

I thought that successful entrepreneurs are the ones whose stories inspire us, and they achieved everything through their knowledge, determination and maybe a bit of luck. But the real experience turned out to be way more complex.

Cybersecurity is a journey, not a destination: It's about staying ahead of the curve, always learning and adapting.

Understanding the power of branding and following this guide will help you position your startup for success and stand out from the competition from the start.

As startups evolve, a new breed of talent — the "boulder climber" — is emerging: adaptable professionals who balance strategic vision with hands-on execution. Learn why these versatile hires are redefining success in lean, agile teams.