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"Entrepreneurship is a marathon, not a sprint. Every ounce of effort you invest today brings you one step closer to the breakthrough of tomorrow."

I feel we need to create a idea that could take our indians one step even closer to Western world Because we are good in adaptation So if someone have idea in this type tell me

Google DeepMind just launched Gemini Robotics 1.5 & ER 1.5, robots that can now sort laundry, classify recyclables and handle multi-step tasks. 🧺 It’s one step closer to robots that go beyond single instructions and start reasoning.. 🤖

Tip no-2: Embrace failure as a learning opportunity. Each setback is a step closer to success. Keep iterating and improving.

Every No Brings You Closer to Your First Yes Being a co-founder isn’t hard because of the product. It’s hard because getting your first clients feels impossible. You’ll get ignored, Rejected, Questioned. But here’s the thing: every “no” is just one

Learning the wrong thing is equally important as learning the right things. Every wrong thing you learn can help you avoid doing that, which effectively makes you one step closer to the right thing... Be curious, keep learning.

Day 20 🌱 Learned key backend concepts today: • 🏗️ MVC in Node.js for cleaner app structure • 🍃 Basics of MongoDB • 🔗 Connecting MongoDB with Mongoose Step by step, building full-stack apps feels closer 🚀 #100DaysOfCode #NodeJS #MongoDB

Neuralink's 'Blindsight' gets FDA nod. Are we one step closer to Musk controlling our minds? Or is this the dawn of superhuman abilities? Either way, the future just got a whole lot scarier - or more exciting, depending on where you stand.

QuickShine is growing! 🚀 In just 7 days of launching QuickShine, we’ve added 10 bikes and 3 cars to our subscription plans—one step closer to making hassle-free vehicle cleaning a norm! Building from the ground up isn’t easy, but every new cust

Eliminating don'ts is arguably more easier than picking the do's. Every wrong step avoided makes you one step closer to the right destination. Anybody who understands the Crux of the above two statements would agree that there's a lot more to learn