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Nawal
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SELF • 6m

"Wednesday Wisdom" Share a valuable lesson or insight you've learned on your startup journey so far! It could be a: Tip for managing a team Strategy for overcoming obstacles Advice for prioritizing tasks Insight from a mentor or role model Use the format below: _Lesson Learned:_ [Share your wisdom] _How it helped:_ [Briefly explain how it made a positive impact] Let's share our collective knowledge and help each other grow!

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Gautam Pareek

Stealth • 4m

Koi bhi badi Problem-We aati thi then me and my cofounder use to think about that for 3 4 hrs and then dono raat m amne samne baith k saare jo jo solution ho unko discuss krna and write down them phir unn sab ki possible outcome nikalte and then jo sab se best sab se kam risk m hota wo krte..it help us alot to grow and within in few months we are achieving good revenue.

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Akshay Chandromittal
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Volopay • 6m

I'd love to share some lessons from my freelancing journey. First, it's crucial to always strive for skill improvement and learn something new every day. Second, understanding customer needs is key. Third, I believe in never outright refusing a project. Give it a shot, and if it doesn't work out, it's still a learning experience. Lastly, communication skills are paramount. Without the ability to effectively pitch ideas or services, getting started becomes challenging. Additionally, I believe good communication outweighs skills. Even if someone lacks a particular skill, strong communication can bridge the gap.

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souradip bhattacharjee

Stealth • 6m

Lesson learned:Underatanding the real worth of an idea is the most difficult part. You can be sitting on the greatest idea and still do nothing about it just to find out a billion dollar company doing the same thing. On the other hand, you can have a ridiculous idea (may be a good problem but that doesnot make money) and work dedicatedly on it and wasting your precious time. How it helped: stopped obsessing over my idea and gave a second thought to the ideas I thought were ridiculous

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souradip bhattacharjee

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