Most startups don't fail on the idea. Something else is out of step.
I work 1-on-1 with a few early-stage founders in India, on the handful of decisions that shape everything after. You do the work. I help you see the path.
Sound familiar?
- Traction always feels a month away.
- You and your co-founder want different things, and nobody has said it.
- Investor meetings stall on the same questions.
How it works
Most founders start with a two-week sprint. We look at the idea, the timing, the team and the approach, find what's out of step, and decide what to fix first.
If it's useful, we keep going. If not, you leave with a clear plan.
Sarthi means charioteer. Krishna didn't fight Arjuna's battle; he helped him see the field and hold his course. That's the job.
Pitching me
I also write small cheques at the earliest stage. Pitching me is always free, and kept separate from advisory.
Talk to me
Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring the problem you keep coming back to.
Or message me on LinkedIn.