Hi everyone,
I have recently joined corporate field but I really want to start a business, should I continue my job for few years and simultaneously working for my idea or I should just focus on my idea. Please give your opinionsâŠ
Anonymous 4
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You should do what your parents suggest you, for a lack of better judgement, donât get into a long term commitment, where you might not have enough passion to sustain it
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