Startups today are no longer constrained by geographical boundaries. You can launch a product or service literally anywhere in the world and across multiple international markets simultaneously. However, there are a few massive challenges holding us back: <\/span><\/p>\n 1. Adopt a Global Mindset. Do your homework on what success looks like for your customers and local business partners, you’ll be surprised at how wrong your initial assumptions are. <\/span><\/p>\n 2. Spent Time in Market. This is not only free research but even just a few days will give you a really strong sense of conviction of whether this market is right for you or not, where the opportunities are and how you can maximise them. <\/span><\/p>\n 3. Build a local team. This is probably the most critical one. Spend time sharing your vision and build a local team. Although not easy it’s the fastest way to apply local knowledge and unlock expertise. <\/span>GOJEK LTD<\/a> is a great case study of a ride-sharing service from South East Asia, ready to take on the world<\/span><\/p>\n