Whoever said that unless you have a large capital, it’s impossible for you to succeed, is wrong. He’s Speaking Crap. No, Really.

I have seen and read about people who grew from Nothing to Everything E.g DhiruBhai Ambani and my most recent post about the Directi owners who went form Very Low Capital to a company whose estimated worth is more than 300 Million Dollars!

So To Succeed, these are not necessary

• Huge Capital / Investors
• Forget a Big Start. All Big things have a Small Start
• You don’t get to order anyone, your in charge of everything

What you Need to have to succeed with No or Very Less Capital

• Awesome and Supportive Team
• Having a Experienced Team member simplifies the task of Team management, and this is the problems mostly in new Startups these days. More Fights in Teams which lead to nothing.
• Focus on Goal. Shifting it may prove very harmful, yes beleive me.
• Value for Time and Money. If you know that both these are like Sand, which Slip out of Hand Easily so You need to spend it wisely.

In Hindi there is a Statement, “Kaam Hosh me Kiya Jata hai, Josh me Nahi”. It means, that any work is not to be done in extraordinary excitement, but in full senses with proper thinking.

There’s another craze out everywhere. Bachendri Pal, who climbed Mount Everest said, No Pain, No Gain. No Doubt it’s True, but till some extent. I found people taking Risks insensibly and landing up with nothing. What last they say is that, atleast they attempted to take the risk. That’s was a good try but a sure waste of time, money and power. It’s useless till it’s planned. Calculative Risks are what need to be taken, where the chances of failure are low and even if you fail, you do gain something.

Planning and Execution

While my Talks with the Founder of MouthShut.com, Faisal i came to know a lot of things about his experience, starting mouthshut.com.

He told, while having a own startup and if your the CEO or the Director it probably does not give you the right to order people, and complete tasks for you. You have to involve yourself into each and every stage and unless this happens you won’t have knowledge of your own venture’s Structure!

Somethings are best written on paper. Whenever i get ideas, i put them on paper as soon as possible because it empties my brain very soon and this helps me when i am thinking of more things.

Experience Vs. Knowledge

Me and my Dad always had discussions about this topic. He told me,

Son, there is now age for knowledge. You may be more knowledgeable than me. But Experience only comes which age in which many more elders are ahead of you.

This Gave me a clear idea as to where i stood. He also told me, that always be a Good Listener and then a Good Speaker and listening to Experienced always help, wether you put their words into practice or not, that’s your wish. But Listening to it is a must.