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What are your thoughts about Gujarati and marvadi businessman ? Why are they dominated every industry? What are the key lessons and tactics that we have learn to them ? Share your opinion and thoughts about it .

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The ability to scrimp and save like nobody's business is definitely a factor. These folks will live pauper lifestyles for years if needed to build up that seed capital and get their big business visions off the ground. Delayed gratification kings.

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