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Rahul Shurv

Asking stupidest que... • 1y

I need help ! Lately I found myself in a loop where I start researching about a new idea or skill and then I don't know why but I fear taking actions to that. There's this loop of finding new idea, researching and leaving the idea at the point of t

Dark Tech Pirate

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

I know you feel , I am at the same point of life whatbyou are doing. So I would ask you to increase your skills , for example if you work in your skills for 20 days then work on your idea for 2 days , keep on repeating until your skills very sharp i

Jaswanth Jegan

Founder-Hexpertify.c... • 1y

Yeah but waiting for perfect time and perfect skills and knowledge may make you sharp but trying doing something will make you more wiser yeah maybe we fail but learn more from failure so try again fail better you’ll will win soon

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Dark Tech Pirate

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

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