Top lessons from Indian Entrepreneurial Pioneers
1. The most efficient way of learning is to build a product and speak to experts in the field.
2 . You should at least have a basic capital to start a venture. At the same time, this should not be the only barrier to your startup.
3. You don't want to do anything out of the box. Basic business sense and getting the fundamentals right will keep you in the business for long run.
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