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Yash

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1) Planning is Arrogant and Inflexible for Early Startups. You should really NOT know what your Business will do. Treat Entrepreneurship as an Experimentation. 2) If your Tech Product requires advertising or Salesperson to sell it, it's not good enough: Technology is Primarily about Product Development,not distribution.

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