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In today's world, there is an abundance of new ideas emerging for startups, with the number of launched companies, services, and projects rapidly increasing each day. However, not all endeavors achieve success, and not every entrepreneur manages to earn thousands or even millions.

We often hear about talented young individuals who fearlessly embark on new ventures and achieve rapid success. This has given rise to a stereotype that success is synonymous with "precocity": starting a business right after high school, without necessarily pursuing a university education.

We've already talked about what a startup is. Now, let's delve into the world of funding for these ventures. Building a business requires smarts, a solid concept, as well as ambition, energy, and a strong work ethic. But that's not enough. Too often, brilliant ideas remain unrealized simply because there isn't enough capital to bring them to life. Money is a necessary ingredient for everything from launching a business to renting a space and hiring staff. Taking out a loan can lead to a spiral of debt, while selling property might leave you with nowhere to call home. Not exactly a cheery prospect.