At Zero to Millions Club, we’re incredibly grateful for our coders, founders, and the overwhelming love from our partners—universities, VCs, and angels. Funny thing? I didn’t even officially launch yet, but partnerships and lead magnets are taking on a life of their own! We’ve had our share of challenges, but everything fell into place as it was meant to. When you’re driven by purpose (not fear), solving problems with real value (made with love), and offering something clear, everything else flows—talent, cash, income, motivation, good vibes, celebrations, and the will to tackle challenges head-on. Humility and truly listening to your audience? That’s the plan. 💡✨🚀🦃

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I spent the last decade in the innovation hub of (dtpa) Palo Alto, I have witnessed an incredible transformation: countless coders evolving into successful founders. If you’re a coder aspiring to start your entrepreneurial journey, here are 10 essential skills you should focus on: Sales: Mastering the art of selling is crucial. Your product won’t succeed without effective sales strategies. Design: Whether or not you're a designer, understanding design principles will help ensure your product resonates with users. Coding: Your technical skills are invaluable, but also recognize when to delegate to scale effectively. Fundraising: Cultivate relationships with investors and learn what they seek in startups. Funding is often a key vehicle for growth. Storytelling: Every great startup has a story. Be able to articulate your vision to investors, customers, and your team. Data Analysis: Use data to make informed decisions. Analyzing user behavior and market trends is essential for refining your strategy. Market Research: Knowing your audience and understanding the competitive landscape can guide your decisions. Funnel Optimization: Improve your sales funnel to convert leads into customers more effectively. Team Hiring/Management: Building the right team is crucial. Hire not just for skills, but also for culture fit. Marketing & Product Strategy: Know how to position and promote your product to stand out in a crowded market. 🌟 Quick Takeaway: Many think being a founder is only about fundraising and strategy, but that’s just the beginning! Success requires a powerful blend of creativity and execution. Stay humble, keep learning, and be ready to pivot—execution is everything! 💬 What skills do you think are most crucial for founders? Let’s discuss! 👇 ♻ Found this helpful? Repost it so your network can learn from it, too.

As a founder, you only get a few seconds to grab an investor’s attention. I used to fill those seconds with nerves (small talk that no one cared about), not enough substance (I know, yikes!). But after some hard feedback, I learned: clarity is everything. At our Community Zero To Millions Club we believe in delivering the message investors want to hear, not just what we think is clever. Less bs, more impact. And I know that confidence comes from practice which is why it's so important to join the right community early on that supports you in this journey. What about you? How do you think you can improve your pitch in just two seconds? What do you think investors are really looking for? Let’s hear it 👇

Building a new business can be an adventure, but one of the hardest parts is keeping your focus sharp 💡. Many founders wrestle with figuring out who their perfect customer is because they don’t want to lose out on any potential sales. But if you try to cater to everyone, you might create a product that’s a bit of a mess—like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. To help you stay on track and avoid that trap, here are some chill tips👇: ⭐Identify the problem you’re passionate about solving. For example, if you love coffee, think about challenges in sustainability within the coffee industry. ⭐Clarify your target audience: Start with a niche group and then broaden your reach as you grow. ⭐Stay true to your mission: Learn to say no to feature requests that don’t align with your core vision. If someone wants a feature that turns your coffee app into a delivery service, kindly decline! If you found these tips helpful, feel free to share them with your fellow entrepreneurs! 🚀