5 craziest things you can't imagine founders would do to make their startup successful

Will you jump out of the plane flying at over 15K ft  just to catch a potential client?

Starting from the bottom and seeing yourself reaching the top of your goal might be the most overwhelming feeling in the world. There are only few people who succeed the first time they tried. Many have experienced failure in different forms and shapes before experiencing triumph. Indeed, success stories are great to hear but what made them successful are even better to listen to.

Here are some stories of Singapore-based startups or we might as well say ‘crazy things to do but are worth taking’ just to make their startup successful.

What’s your story? If you are a founder of one of the most successful startups in Singapore, kindly drop us a note at [email protected]. We would love to hear from you.

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