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"What’s one key lesson you’ve learned from running or managing a business that you wish you knew earlier?"

As a kid I always thought having a business degree made great business men. Don't make this mistake.. create your own path

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Starting something new isn’t easy, it’s like walking into uncertainty every single day. But that’s also the beauty of being a founder: you get to create your own path. With Medial, I want to share not just successes but also the lessons, failures, an

Things I wish I knew before starting a blog: Nobody reads your first 20 posts Consistency beats cleverness AI is your best intern Traffic takes months, not days Stop chasing hacks — build habits

Startup Founders, What’s One Thing You Wish You Knew Earlier? We’re a bunch of college students building GetGigs, a platform to make artist bookings easier. It’s been a crazy ride so far—lots of learning, figuring things out on the go, and a fair sh

People don’t just spend money they trade freedom. Every dollar is optionality. A decision. A path not taken. That’s why buyers hesitate. You're not fighting objections you're fighting their fear of regret. Reduce that, and you win.

🚀 Hey folks! I’m brainstorming new B2B SaaS product ideas and would love to hear from you. 👉 What are some problems you or your company face that you wish a simple SaaS tool could solve? Your input could really help shape something valuable. Drop

As a UX/UI design manager, if you could talk to your younger self when you first became a manager, what would you want to say? What important things do you wish you knew back then that would have made you feel more sure of yourself? Your answers

Project Proposal: Local Network-Based Fashion Brand - "B.A.R" 1. Project Title “B.A.R: New Income Opportunities for Local Shopkeepers and Affordable Fashion for Customers” 2. Project Overview B.A.R is a network-based fashion brand that provides loca