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Hey I am on Medial • 6m
While these stories are inspiring, they oversimplify the reality. Mark's success could easily be attributed to market timing, connections, or initial capital - factors conveniently left out of this narrative. I've seen brilliant entrepreneurs fail due to circumstances beyond their control.
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