I was a bit hesitant and a little nervous to discuss this topic, but I think I will write about it. With some personal experience I wish to discuss a very pertinent issue in startups today—especially Indian startups. Thread 🧵👇 The other day, I read a tweet by @nandiniv, who runs the successful Antler program in India. It hit a note with me and made me want to share some of my experiences as a serial entrepreneur who has worked with women in India.

https://twitter.com/nandiniv/status/1455450778307493896

This is going to be a long thread, but bear with me. As our product of love and labor—our #startup—comes out of stealth mode today, I want to take you on a short journey on how it came to be.

Buckle up. This is @SketchnoteCo 🧵 1/n As some of you may know, I co-founded Diabeto, which was one of the few early hardware startups from India that saw success. Early success.

Because of this, I was invited by several accelerators in India to share my learnings with early-stage entrepreneurs. 2/n