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Editor's note

The most important act of a founder this decade will not be building. It will be deciding what not to build. Restraint is the unwritten chapter of every great company — and the next four years will reward it more than any cycle in memory.

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Anurag Kulkarni receiving Certificate of Participation at Liverpool John Moores University MBA Global Immersion Program
Founders & operators·Nov 05, 2026

I Never Set Out to Become an Entrepreneur. I Just Wanted to Keep Creating. Anurag Kulkarni

Two decades through music, filmmaking and B2B communication — Anurag Kulkarni built SA Digital Films by saying yes when it was easier to say no.

Jade Okafor
15min read
College students studying together on a university campus
Field notes·Nov 04, 2026

The Best College Majors for Future Entrepreneurs for Future Entrepreneurs

Many successful founders never studied business. Here is how to pick a major that builds real skills and gives you an unfair advantage in the problems you will eventually want to solve.

Priya Adani
6min read
Entrepreneur reviewing business growth charts and strategy documents
Strategy·Nov 04, 2026

Why Profitable Small Businesses Sometimes Struggle to Scale Sometimes Struggle to Scale

Making money and growing are not the same thing. Here is why Indian small businesses hit a ceiling — and what the ones that break through do differently.

Marcus Vihaan
8min read
Small business owner using a smartphone to manage operations
Strategy·Nov 04, 2026

How Small Businesses Can Use AI Without Hiring an AI Team Use AI Without Hiring an AI Team

You do not need a data scientist or an AI budget. Here are the tools and workflows that Indian small business owners are actually using — and what is worth your time.

Priya Adani
7min read
Wooden letter blocks spelling IPO on a table, symbolizing investment opportunities.
Startup News·Nov 04, 2026

Anthropic's IPO Hurdles: Slow Growth, Compute Risks, Exec Departs Lessons for AI Founders

Anthropic's recent S-1 filing reveals significant challenges for its IPO, including decelerating revenue growth, massive compute commitments, and key talent departures, offering critical lessons for AI startups.

Editorial Desk
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