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If nothing goes righ...ย โขย 11m
Many startups are going on in the market. I just wanted to put out my way of seeing startups. so there are many startups but only some have the greatest impact on human life, markets, countries and the whole economy. 1. The startups which have a legacy. they think long-term. They grow steadily and steadily but not quickly. They mostly become a part of human life and even make memories for the consumers. These are hard to build, you need lots of patience, hard work, self believe and perseverance to make it happen. no one can touch them or stop them because of their years of research, partnerships and brand value created with consumers. 2. The startups with quick success and a big letdown later. mostly these startups solve the problem which is created by themselves. they foreshadow a real problem make a non-reliable solution for that and sell them. they make their money on triggering ads and instant dopamine buying urgency of the consumers. they try to take as much money as they can in a single time. 3. The startups that are way ahead of their time. they don't compete with the big against in the market. with their authenticity and innovative ideas they try to bring a product shift to the market. which is very useful, easy and addictive for the consumers. that they eventually trigger and make big MNCs shift what they are doing. at last big MNCs change their shift to these kinda companies by acquiring them or thrashing them. they eventually don't stay at all. they disappear after impacting the whole world. and now I call this an impact that civilization needed, humans needed and our world needed. but very less of these kinda startups stood and made their value. and this kinda of startup is only making an impact on the whole domain market and economy by making the market competitive. remaining all are just either making money, running around or scamming people. so what I would say is never compete with the giants. just get ahead of them with your authenticity and innovativeness. that they try buying you or partnering with you. These kinda startups are what India needs and wants.
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