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PRATHAM
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Medial • 4m

Observation: Based on recent analysis of data , I observed that mostly startup founders who have made something big are of 29-35 Age , ( not early 20s ) Although they had previous startups/business experience in early age which made them experienced and more efficient on their startup. This observation should change the way you perceive the imagination of successful business owners. Don't ever feel feeling of FOMO by seeing people doing startups early, maybe you catch up late but big. Who knows

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Arcane

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Early 20s are more of an experimental playground where you try out different things and figure out what works out and what does not. As you mature, you gain valuable insights into building a successful business where the experiments in the 20s come in handy. That justifies the pattern!

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Vishhal Pawar

Stealth • 4m

Great observation! Pratham 😄 It's true that many successful founders hit their stride later, with valuable experience from earlier ventures. But it's also important to remember that success can come at any age. Look at examples like Ritesh Agarwal, who founded OYO Rooms at 19, or Tilak Mehta, who started Papers N Parcels at 13. It's about learning and persistence, not just age. Whether early or later, success is a journey!🤝🏻

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Recently heard New genz slang word opposing the FOMO Culture POMO : pride of missing out > Example : I experience the "pride of missing out" when I think about never having touched alcohol or smoked at a young age, even though my friends did.

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