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"Failing daily is beneficial, but repeating the same mistakes is detrimental."

Why repeated founders have higher chances of success? It's not only about learning from mistakes or finally figuring out the right market and product. 1. First time founders focus heavily on product perfection and fails 2. Second time founders p

👋 Hey young founders, Starting today, I’ll be sharing one Gravyad-style startup case study every day. Not the glamorous, unicorn headlines. But the real, raw lessons from startups that crashed hard. 💥 Why? Because too many are building for: 🚀 H

😨 Did you know that the oldest business in the world is Kongo Gumi, a temple-building company in Japan, founded in 578 AD ? 💰 The CEO shared the secret to their success: • Don’t drink – maintain a clear head. • Keep the main thing the main thi

To all my Entrepreneurial Friends 10 Best Mistakes to Make in Entrepreneurial Life 👉 Take Risks: Learn from bold moves. 👉 Fail Fast: Discover what doesn’t work quickly. 👉 Overestimate: Aim high, adjust later. 👉 Hire Early: Find the right te

My father is a businessman, and everything I know about the 'daav pench' of business comes from him. Here are some lessons I always follow: 1. 'Remember, in the market, people come to either buy or sell something. Never complicate this process.' 2

A lot of success comes down to sticking with something long enough to make the number of mistakes required to actually figure it out. Otherwise, you just keep starting from zero every month. ...

I believe that instead of always trying something entirely new, it’s better to approach what you already have in a new way. The experience you gained from your last moment or event might not always work with a new event or scenario. But if you appr