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Harsh Singh

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Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting a highly accomplished individual in his 50s, who recently ventured into entrepreneurship after serving more that 20 years in MLC. During our conversation, he asked me, 'What's your age?' I replied, 'Sir, 19.' He then said, 'You're just 19 and already doing so much!' He shared with me that he had the desire to start a business at a young age but chose a different path at that time. His words were a reminder that it's never too early or too late to chase your dreams. It’s inspiring to see that passion and drive can flourish at any stage of life! But.. If you are young then ofc you are energetic and you can chase your passion in fast pase. Learning: "Do now or Regret!"

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Lemon Tree

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Post covid , every Indian thinks I got a brainstorming idea, it will change the history, records creative, let's do it as a startup. Requirements: 1. I need a tech person for web development or App development. 2. Need a co - founder , especially a tech background to help in app or website development. 3. Initially we will not pay any salary to the co founder , once busness sky rocket, we will have full money. 4. We will go to investors , pitch our startup idea , they will invest & will do marketing & our business flourish. 5. Totally dependent on tech co founder, investors . This is dark side of startups in India post covid . Every idea ,leads to sky rocket 🚀 business. Leaving education & thinking startup. No skills , no experience, no market research. They got idea ,that's it . No setbacks , no negative feedbacks they accept only positive feedbacks only. Not pointing to anyone, just in general scenario in indian startup dream words these days .....

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