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Ever wonder why the startup survival rate is just 10%? (It may surprise you) Here’s a major, yet overlooked factor: Founder conflicts. Yes, you read that right. Let’s dive into what typically causes these conflicts. 1. Vision Misalignment - One

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People need to learn about fundamentals of Startup Building. Most are tend to be seen going randomly or by following others. Which becomes major reasons of failure.

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