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I've applied for over 100 Founder’s Office roles, and every single one has rejected me due to a lack of "relevant experience." The irony? They're looking for high-risk-takers with multitasking abilities—yet they aren’t willing to take a risk on a fr

Naval Ravikant on Freedom and Wealth: 1. Take More Risks: If you're sincere and keep trying, failure isn't a huge concern. 2. Own Equity: Ownership, not income, is the source of wealth. 3. Make Use of Leverage: Expand your work via code, media, or b

UNDERSTANDING THE CORE PRINCIPLES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP Day 9: Taking Risks, Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone Starting a business is inherently risky, but great entrepreneurs know that calculated risks are where the magic happens. Take Airbnb, for

The game has changed! There was a time when investors used to take big risks on just an idea. They believed in the vision, backed early-stage startups, and took chances. But today? Things are different. Investors have become more cautious. They wan

Brain Breaking Thoughts DAY-6! What’s the biggest risk you can take in your 20s? 🌱 Is it betting on yourself with a big leap, or playing it safe and sticking to what you know? Some say taking big risks early is the only way to grow fast, while othe

Not the first time, this has happened but what do you think, should we take such risks like that in a start up??? 💡🤔

Start early when you don't have any liabilities in life ! I feel post 30 you come up with various societal pressure in life our idea of a successful stable life as a society is flawed ! Start, Fail, Learn, correct your mistakes, grow , Take risks,

Every successful business starts with an idea, but ideas alone don’t build empires. It’s the execution, the discipline, and the resilience that turn dreams into reality. If you’re waiting for the right time, remember—NOW is the right time! #Business

naval ravikant Earn with your mind, not your time – focus on skills that provide leverage rather than just working for hourly wages. Higher leverage comes with more accountability – moving from labor to management, investment, and entrepreneurship