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Do successful startup founders spread fake emotional stories about their background, claiming they had hard times? Sometimes, do they try to become like Abraham Lincoln? True or False?

Im 1st year college student. I want to become successful in life but I don't have any skills, and I don't even know what I'm interested in. Any suggestions about this.

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Every sunrise, I’m out in the fields, ready to tend to the land that feeds us. But it’s a punch in the gut when I see my crops suffering. These silent thieves are stripping away what we’ve painstakingly grown. This isn’t just my struggle, it’s a stru

When I become successful, I will ensure nobody faces what I am facing. A good idea, working on prototype etc but still no investors. I will fund people solely on the idea and it won't be too much competitive.

Societies that don't have an equal judicial system never become successful or scale after all As a second order effect people lose faith in the judicial system and society, which ultimately makes them migrate to a better judicial system True for

I want to become a UI/UX designer and i have no clue about it i even don't know whether this skill is in high demand or not. Can someone tell me what actually should i need to learn to become a successful UI/UX designer. I would highly appreciate if

All of us are thinking that we are the smartest person in the world . is it really true or we all are living in dilulu ? we start something and when it become successful no matter how. Everyone says we knew that will happen and what if we failed e

let me remind you — every successful idea today was once a failed attempt by someone else. The difference? The people who succeeded found their own unique angle, solved the right problem, and stuck with it even when it felt impossible. 🌝

It’s easy to think you’re already late to an arena even when it’s still so early. A crowd can look big until you see how big it can become, only then do you realize it was actually tiny before.