Faster learning is directly proportional to the amount of time you work on it...
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Time is relative : The planets show that, in the universe. The work pattern of employees for same kind of task show that, too. This simply implies your construct of time doesn't have to imply on other unless you seek to control time & fetch its conse
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Warren Buffet famously advises, "If it isnāt the most important thing, avoid it at all costs." Similarly, Peter Thiel once refused to engage in conversations unless they were about an individualās top priori
If Startup India offers up to 20 lakhs to help startups build their MVP,
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instead of paying that amount to a company with the expectation of learning from them, use the money to work on your own idea.
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