This document lists common mistakes that can kill startups, including having a single founder without collaboration, choosing a bad location or unoriginal idea, raising too little or too much money, poor financial management, launching too slowly or quickly without understanding competition, regulatory issues, fights between founders, and not having a strong core team. It emphasizes that startups are on a learning curve and need to address regulatory compliance and project management to help ensure success.

1. Mistake that’s Kills “Start Up”
“Not Really, they are on Learning Curves to be Successful Entrepreneurs”
Concept
Single Founder (No brainstorming of discussion )
Bad Location
Marginal Object or scale of operations
Derivative and copy of some ones Idea
Unable to Change attitude for resvisiting business plan
Choosing the Wrong Platform
Finance
Raising Too Little Money
Spending Too Much of money
Raising Too Much Money
Poor financial Management on ROI
Launch
Slowness in Launching
Launching Too Early
Unable to understand current scenario of Competition ,
Economic ,Social And Regulatory Environment On
Launch Date
Implementation, Commercial And Management
Regulatory and compliances issues
Project Management Plan And Risk Mitigations Not
Planned
Fights Between Founders
A Half-Hearted Effort
Core Team is key for success for any Enterprise whether is start up or otherwise
Compliances Simplified
CS Sanjay H Indulkar
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