The clarity lens

June 2026

Fail for a reason worth failing for

Most startups don't die from the wrong bet. They die from spending before they checked.

Jun 30 • Anjali Bhatnagar

The instinct that built companies, and the money that changed it

I did not come to entrepreneurship empty-handed.

Jun 18 • Anjali Bhatnagar

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Startup failure in Norway: celebrated on one side, shamed on the other, and understood by neither

There are two camps in Norway in the ways they talk about a startup that dies.

Jun 11 • Anjali Bhatnagar

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May 2026

What reMarkable got right, and what came after

Keeping the only position is work that never stops

May 25 • Anjali Bhatnagar

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Why I wrote a book about startup failure

A few months after my company went down, I went looking for what I had missed. I found a pattern.

May 7 • Anjali Bhatnagar

April 2026

AI makes it faster to build. That is not the problem anyone needed solved.

I am writing a book about why good startups fail — and why most of that failure is visible before it becomes irreversible.

Apr 29 • Anjali Bhatnagar

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The founder who can't stop moving

Moving fast is the signal. It is also the blindfold.

Apr 22 • Anjali Bhatnagar

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AI might not kill the big companies. It might actually save them.

The startup model is breaking. Here is what that means for the companies it was supposed to disrupt.

Apr 6 • Anjali Bhatnagar

March 2026

The most expensive moment in a startup's life isn't failure. It's raising capital.

Before you scale — my series on why startups struggle to scale — has moved to LinkedIn, where it’s finding the right audience.

Mar 27 • Anjali Bhatnagar

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Betting on AI is not an investment strategy

Why the economics of AI don't work the way most investors think

Mar 17 • Anjali Bhatnagar

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February 2026