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It’s risky to start a venture without knowing what you're up against, and it might end in failure or financial loss so savdhaan and satark rahe brother. All the best.

Starting early gives you a head start.

Go out and start something, even if it’s a small venture. Theories are fine, but the real world is where you’ll learn the most. Start now, make mistakes, and grow from there. It’s all part of the journey.

College is your playground. Try things out, make mistakes, and learn on the go. No book or lecture can teach you what running a startup will. Start now and figure out the details later.

You don’t need to have everything figured out. Start something now, even if it’s just a side project. You’ll learn on the job, and trust me, the experience will be more valuable than any classroom lesson

Hii , dm me bro, I am too a first year one.

Starting a venture, even a small one, will provide real-world experience and valuable insights.

Starting a venture, even a small one, will provide real-world experience and valuable insights.

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