2025 Resolution: Bootstrap a Startup with a Paycheck, Join an Accelerator Part-time

Do you want to join an Accelerator to begin your startup journey in 2025?

Hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs get rejected by accelerators every year.

Y Combinator rejects 98% of their applicants.

How is the 1Mby1M Accelerator different? Let’s take a look.

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2025 Resolution: Bootstrap a Startup with a Paycheck, Learn from Experienced Entrepreneurs

If you are starting a new venture, we highly recommend Bootstrapping with a Paycheck.

This approach allows you to learn and grow while maintaining financial stability.

But you have to be deliberate about it.

In 2025, make the leap. Get started.

To accelerate your path to building a viable business, use our 1Mby1M Basic Program.

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AI Investor Forum: Gus Tai on AI in Healthcare (Part 8)

Sramana Mitra: What is going on in the thought process of the venture capital community vis-a-vis healthcare drug discovery and general AI in the healthcare and life sciences area? When the lean startup movement came about, SaaS was the dominant field in which VCs were investing for maybe even 15 years, the venture capital industry kind of settled into this model that you bootstrapped to some level of validation and then start raising money.

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2025 Resolution: Bootstrap a Startup with a Paycheck, Zero-In on an Idea

Are you trying to find a startup idea to build your entrepreneur dream on?

Well, let’s make it happen in 2025!

The best startup ideas stem from personal experiences or industry frustrations.

If you are looking for viable ideas, try this method.

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AI Investor Forum: Gus Tai on AI in Healthcare (Part 7)

Sramana Mitra: So now, let’s switch a little bit to surgery. Now comes the domain of robotic surgery, which is again, a very, very important and very promising area of AI application. It could really change human’s level of access to healthcare in a very big way. However, from a startup point of view, building surgical robots is an expensive game.

AI Investor Forum: Gus Tai on AI in Healthcare (Part 6)

Sramana Mitra: Some of you here would remember, Gus would definitely remember that many years ago, I came up with a formula for the future of the web. It was called Web 3.0 = (4C + P + VS).

AI Investor Forum: Gus Tai on AI in Healthcare (Part 5)

Sramana Mitra: So, Gus, could you also discuss Joanna Strober’s company that you have invested in and have been tracking for a while? I think it’s a good case study to discuss in this context.

Gus Tai: Absolutely. The company is called Midi Health, and I was a seed investor with Midi. That company is a good illustration of how entrepreneurs, regardless of how they want to think about raising money, can approach industries. There was a latent need and a discontinuity in being able to serve that latent need.

Roundtable Recap: January 16 – Five Diverse Pitches

During this week’s roundtable, we worked with five startups.

Memo Bio

Up first Bashir Rumah from Nottingham, UK, pitched Memo Bio, a biodegradable plastic solution.

Arca Analisis Economico

Then Sandy Gomez from Caracas, Venezuela, pitched Arca Analisis Economico, a consulting venture.

Moon Finance

Shrey Baldev from Gujarat, India, pitched Moon Finance, an investment advisory app.

Rent Prompts

Then, Vishal Patidar from Indore, India, pitched Rent Prompts, an AI services marketplace.

Unwind Minds

Next, Maryana Stefuryn from Coimbra, Portugal, pitched Unwind Minds, a mental health solution.

You can listen to the recording of this roundtable here:

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