"GAMBLING with the Last 5000 dollars"
Bankruptcy to Billions #3
FedEx Turnaround from Bankruptcy
FedEx was founded in 1971 by Frederick W. Smith.Smith's concept was to create an integrated air-to-ground system specifically designed for overnight de
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While it worked for Smith, it's crucial to have a backup plan. Relying on sheer luck isn’t a viable business strategy. The key takeaway should be resilience and resourcefulness, not gambling.
Actually we are planning to run a sports gambling site. I already worked with a gambling site and saw it is currently booming so frequently people are really trying their luck and loosing money because lack of experience.
I saw that future is brigh
We are running a sports gambling site. I already worked with a gambling site and saw it is currently booming so frequently people are really trying their luck and loosing money because lack of experience.
I saw that future is bright because I ha
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PARTHO PRADHAN
Business Person • 25d
We are running a sports gambling site. I already worked with a gambling site and saw it is currently booming so frequently people are really trying their luck and loosing money because lack of experience.
I saw that future is bright because I ha
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PARTHO PRADHAN
Business Person • 25d
We are running a sports gambling site. I already worked with a gambling site and saw it is currently booming so frequently people are really trying their luck and loosing money because lack of experience.
I saw that future is bright because I ha
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🔍 The Problem:
Luck might bring you a viral moment or an unexpected win, but relying on it is like building a house on sand—unsustainable and unstable.
🌟 The Solution:
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1. Vision & Purpose
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