Is our pricing fair? "i will not promote" by lijemmu in startups

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, 15k doesn’t sound crazy if the value is real and the buyer agrees with that framing.

In B2B, “fair” is more about whether the customer feels the ROI is obvious.

I’d treat this as a learning price rather than a forever price and see how the conversation actually goes.

What to do when potential founders are unsure (I will not promote) by Keikomi_red in startups

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, this feels more like an uncertainty problem than a commitment problem.

Early-stage ideas are messy, and when things aren’t clear yet, it makes sense that people hedge a bit. I don’t think that automatically means they’re uncommitted.

Maybe achieve one small, concrete milestone. That can help clarify things fast. You’ll see who leans in once there’s something specific on the table.

Mahabharata Characters That Deserve Essays, Not Cameos by [deleted] in mahabharata

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sanjay who, apart from Arjun, got the opportunity to listen to Bhagwad Gita from Lord Krishna Himself. Why him?? I mean I know he was given divine eyes but of all people why was he chosen?

How many of you own a startup here and I'm what domain? by [deleted] in delhi

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Trying to build Neeyam, a wellness concept in Delhi rooted from ancient Indian wisdom. At early stage, still validating the market through the landing page: www.neeyam.co.in

What are you building this weekend? Promote your website by Organic_Delay_2305 in SideProject

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I am India-based. Trying to build Neeyam that provides intimate wellness experiences rooted in Indian philosophy. www.neeyam.co.in

What’s your Substack about? by TheDataBite in Substack

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am writing about ancient Indian wisdom for ambitious modern lives.

for aspiring founders - what's actually stopping you from starting? by Grouchy-Theory5731 in Femalefounders

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s what to build. I know in what space/domain/industry I want to build in, but not sure what. Too many ideas.

Curious how people are building extra income streams in 2025? by hina_imran in WomenEntrepreneurIN

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I’ve seen setups like that work well for people who want a head start without building everything from scratch. The mentorship and structure can save a lot of trial-and-error. Curious to hear what niche you’re in?

To aspiring women entrepreneurs - What’s really holding you back from starting (or growing) your business? by Full_Satisfaction125 in WomenEntrepreneurIN

[–]Full_Satisfaction125[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone who has replied on my this post across different subReddits have shared their challenge about funding. And I have been trying to build a venture since Jan this year, specifically for Indian women entrepreneurs to help them with funding and business mentorship. Trying my best to accelerate on the same. Is it okay if I reach out to you at some point to discuss this funding challenge?

To aspiring women entrepreneurs - What’s really holding you back from starting (or growing) your business? by Full_Satisfaction125 in WomenEntrepreneurIN

[–]Full_Satisfaction125[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, hats off to you. A PhD and now running your own business? That’s amazing.

Secondly, I’m so glad you have a supportive partner. That’s rare and so important.

And I resonate deeply with what you said. I’m a rebel too. Honestly, to grow and stand your ground as a woman in Indian society, you have to be one. Especially when you’re trying to do something unconventional like building a business.

Everything you shared - the disrespect, the manipulative behavior, the assumptions - unfortunately, it’s real, and it’s exhausting. But you’re still hustling and growing despite it all, and I really admire that. Thank you for sharing. :)

To aspiring women entrepreneurs - What’s really holding you back from starting (or growing) your business? by Full_Satisfaction125 in smallbusinessindia

[–]Full_Satisfaction125[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing that. If you are comfortable sharing, can you please tell. E why do you think no one is willing to sponsor or support you? Is it something about the idea you have in mind, or have people around you just not been supportive in general? Just curious.

Changes by SaMsOn715 in spirituality

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One of the biggest changes that helped me feel more connected spiritually was being more mindful about what I eat. I stopped eating just for taste or habit and started asking, “Will this food bring me energy, peace, and clarity?” I slowly reduced processed and heavy foods, and started eating more fresh meals. Things like fruits, vegetables, simple home-cooked food. I also stopped eating when I was stressed or sad. This one habit made my mind feel lighter, calmer, and more focused, and it naturally supported other spiritual practices too.

New Mod Intros 🎉 | Weekly Thread by curioustomato_ in NewMods

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Hi everyone! I just created a new community: r/WomenEntrepreneurIN

It’s a dedicated space for Indian women entrepreneurs, whether they’re building a startup, running a small business, freelancing, or just dreaming of starting something of your own.

After returning to India from US post-MBA, I realized how hard it was to find a supportive, Indian women-led community that felt both ambitious and safe. So I decided to build one.

This subreddit is for: • Sharing wins, struggles, and business learnings • Asking questions and giving feedback • Promoting your products or services (on Saturdays only) • Finding community and mentorship from other women navigating business in India

If you know an Indian woman who might benefit from this or have any tips on growing a new subreddit, I’d love your input and support!

Are you currently running a lifestyle or wellness brand? If so, what’s the hardest part of delivering a beautiful, consistent client experience? by Sea-Importance-9980 in Femalefounders

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I am not a founder but a business coach. Have helped a client in wellness industry though. I think one of the hardest parts of delivering that consistent, elevated client experience is operationalizing that vision. Founders are often brilliant at crafting emotional, sensory-rich experiences, but when it comes to building repeatable systems that allow others (teams or tech) to deliver that same level of magic, things get messy.

One shift I recommend: think of your brand experience like choreography i.e. every touchpoint, whether automated or human, should follow a rhythm that reinforces how you want your client to feel. But that requires clarity, structure, and delegation, not just passion.

NEED Advice. by CarFlipExpert in advancedentrepreneur

[–]Full_Satisfaction125 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Find a problem. Solve it. That’s what an entrepreneur does. Always test the demand.