Before starting a business, it would be great if you could have an idea on some of the top startup business statistics of today - that is to help you have an insight on what its really like. Below are some of the statistics that we have gathered:

• In 2013 the Startup Activity Index (a measure of business creation, showcase opportunity, and startup thickness) was at its most reduced point over the most recent twenty years. Today it has gone up three years in succession, achieving near the top before the Great Recession drop.
• Over the most recent 2 years, the Rate of New Startup Entrepreneurs in the U.S. has expanded 15%. The driver of this pattern? An expansion in female enterprise. 
• Of the main forty metropolitan regions in the United States, Miami-Fort Lauderdale positioned as the main metro zone for startup development, trailed by Austin, TX then Los Angeles, CA.
• In 2017, PC frameworks configuration firms were #1 on the rundown of the "10 Fastest Growing Industries in the U.S." Construction-related fields took spots #2 and #3. 
• Having two organizers is superior to one: You'll raise 30% more capital; you'll grow 3x as quick; and you'll be 19% less inclined to scale up rashly.
• Private companies, named less than 500 workers, make up 99.9% all U.S. organizations. 
• The lion's share of entrepreneurs are 50-88 years of age (51%), trailed by 33-49 year-olds (33%), and 35 year-olds and under (16%). 
• As indicated by the latest U.S. registration, just 50.8% of business visionaries have a four year college education.
• Private ventures working in back, land, and protection have the most noteworthy achievement rates (as characterized by as yet being in activity following 4 years).
• Most business people (82%) utilize individual reserve funds to begin their organizations, or they get subsidizing from family and companions.

Why some startups succeed, and others fail?

Below are the top 12 business management mistakes:

1. Lack of focus
2. Lack of motivation, commitment and passion
3. Too much pride, resulting in an unwillingness to see or listen
4. Taking advice from the wrong people
5. Lacking good mentorship
6. Lack of general knowledge
7. Raising too much money too soon

So, how can a startup business succeed?

1. Organizers are driven by enthusiasm and responsibility 
2. Commitment to stay strong
3. Readiness to change
4. Capability to adjust on any given situation
5. Readiness to observe, tune in and learn 
6. Develop the right mentoring relationships
7. Initiative to learn what needs to be learned
8. Executing "Lean Startup" standards: Raising simply enough cash in a financing round to hit the following arrangement of key developments 
9. Balance of technical and business knowledge, with necessary technical expertise in product development

Past that, you require an arrangement, constancy, steadiness, a readiness to be adaptable, and a world-class group. You likewise should be cheap, brilliant, and develop solid coaches. The most ideal route know to do every one of these things well and productively is to take after a precise procedure where you design, submit, track comes about, advance achievements and raise the fundamental capital, or "fuel in the tank," to drive the development of your startup.