Episode 2
Summary
Subhash Gupta’s journey from IT to FinTech, his decision to start Quint Cash, and the importance of internal calling and finding the right co-founder.
Keywords
Subhash Gupta, journey, IT, FinTech, Quind Cash, internal calling, co-founder
Takeaways
- Subhash Gupta’s journey from IT to FinTech showcases the importance of following your internal calling and pursuing what truly excites you.
- Finding the right co-founder is crucial for the success of a startup, as compatibility and complementary skills are essential.
- Starting a business requires a strong conviction and determination to overcome the challenges and ups and downs that come with entrepreneurship.
- Access to capital is not the biggest hurdle in starting a business; having a good idea, execution plan, and market fit are more important.
- Being unhappy in your current job is normal, and it’s okay to explore other opportunities or consider entrepreneurship if you have a strong internal calling.
- Experience and a solid understanding of different roles and functions in the industry can be valuable assets when starting a business.
- Entrepreneurship is not limited to white-collar jobs; success can be found in any field or profession with the right skills and execution.
- The support of family, especially a supportive spouse, is crucial when making the decision to pursue entrepreneurship.
- Starting a business requires a leap of faith and a willingness to take risks, but it can lead to personal and professional growth.
Sound Bites
- “Starting something on your own is not about timing. It’s all about your internal calling.”
- “Finding a co-founder is more important than finding a life partner.”
- “People bet on people. You need to have a good plan.