Mayur Meshram

Writer in Venture Capital space | Tech entrepreneur

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

@pcshipp This is Harsh reality.
Be mindful while planning out the features.
I think we need to level up the sales game.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

You are what you " Consume "
Talk with shit people & watch yourself
become the same.

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@rxhit05 cool list !! definitely going to help someone.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

Answer to every problem is
" Heads down & Build "

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

If I had $2 M sitting Idol in my bank account.
I would have hired Zuckerberg's Business coach.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

When you are building something.
Be ready for the roller coaster ride.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

Did AI killed software businesses ?
or the game got more easy ?

[Fathers Diary @Fathers_Diary]

Man to man

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

I hate waiting.
But " Patience is the real game "

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

if they Talk shit about you to people.
Trust me " You are a threat & competition to them.
Its their fear of loosing
" Chill Not your fault "

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

" Letting people go out from life is peace "
Drama is not for entrepreneurs who are building to Billions.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

I am at a phase in my life
where " I just don't want to explain "
that I am not wrong.

I just let people judge me.

I prefer cutting them off.
& Hide myself from them.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

Focusing on the wrong person is a " big problem "

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Why do you hate Linkedin ?
" answer in one word "

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

I have always seen Talent coming from
Small towns & villages.
Still people born there are not proud.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

Now , I'll have to think. In depth.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

I am happy to see the YCombinator wave arriving in India. Our co-founder Tony and I were in silicon valley during the original YC wave of companies. We learned a lot from the YC companies. We also made the conscious choice to pursue a different course.

In the ancient Bharatiya tradition of philosophical debate, I am going to offer this.

I will start with things I agree with YC on.

1. The biggest lesson anyone can learn from YC: small passionate teams can do magic. This was true way before AI coding arrived and will always be true.

2. YC is absolutely right to not over-emphasize "innovation". Doing a similar product as the bigger guys, faster and cheaper, is often the best course. Google did not invent search. OpenAI did not invent the LLM. Anthropic did not invent agentic coding.

3. YC companies tend to geographically cluster, and that can lead to subtle peer pressure and group-think. So the "laggard" founders who are not growing like a weed every week start to feel left out and eventually the result is "founder depression". And YC has counselors.

By the standards of 2007 silicon valley or even 2014 silicon valley, we were thought to be losers. Just keep that in mind.

4. Many deep tech problems like building a better, cheaper MRI machine or advanced semiconductor equipment require long focus and patient execution and lots of capital. These are endurance tests, not weekly sprints.

5. YC too often optimizes companies for "exit". That philosophy was built for and requires prolonged bubbles, which American policy has delivered, at the price of nearly wrecking the country (note the extreme inequality and political division). If you love India, you should not wish for similar bubbles.

6. YC model worked in silicon valley. One of the reasons it worked was that silicon valley could get any talent from anywhere in the world, notably from India, easily. That era may have ended or at least on pause right now.

Bengaluru has tried the same thing but with "any talent from anywhere in India" and we have not yet created huge companies. India needs its Huawei and Xiaomi and BYD and these companies are Chinese to the core, built by patriotic Chinese. Indian talent, staying in India, rooted in India, is going to have to build companies like them. Enough said.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

Game of business is tough & no one plays Fair.
" Give your 100% "

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

If you’re:

→ An emerging GP
→ Raising Fund I or II
→ Tired of cold outreach that doesn’t convert

Reply “AI” or DM me.

[Mayur Meshram @copy_that_mayur]

Most AI agents are built for founders.
I’m building one for emerging VCs.
Specifically:

→ GPs raising their first or second fund
→ Struggling to attract, build trust & close LPs

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