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Yesterday I met someone who was 19. Reminded me of myself - young, ambitious, rebellious, and with no direction. Here are 5 helpful lessons I’ve learned the hard way since that age 1. Passion is great, but direction is key. Aim that fire towards

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The Most Important thing in Business is Trust Your Employees, Investors, Shareholders, Supplierers, Customers should have trust on you So you should try very hard to reap your trust in them Because Trust takes years to build and seconds to destroy

If you are allowed to go back in time. What is one piece of advise you'll give your younger self to set him on right path?

Okay you have a retirement plan but what if you die tomorrow? These 18-25 year olds making their "ideal retirement plans at 40" stress me out. Okay I understand, you need to save money and invest it in properties but the catch is - "WHAT IF YOU DI

If you don’t detach from the trends, the trends will dictate your life. Ride the waves, but choose your direction.

7 lessons from "The 10% Entrepreneur" 📚📚📚 by Patrick J. McGinnis: 1. Entrepreneurship is a Part-Time Option You don't need to quit your job to start a business; 10% of your time and resources can be enough to get started. 2. Identify Your Entr

You see everyone else moving in one direction, but that doesn't mean it's your direction. In a world obsessed with conformity, it's easy to get distracted by the “shoulds” and “norms.” But here's the reality: Your journey is YOURS. 1. Stop seekin

When it's been 7 hour and you steel can't understand your own code

If you could get guidance and direction from one entrepreneur who'd it be?