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Sandip Kaur

Stealth • 3m

The Art of Starting Small: Big Dreams, Small Steps- Dreaming big is essential, but the real magic happens when you start small. Here’s why: 1. Lower Risk: Small steps mean you can test your ideas without risking everything at once. 2. Learn as You Go: Starting small gives you the chance to learn, adapt, and grow, making your business stronger over time. 3. Easier to Pivot: When you start small, it’s easier to change direction if something isn’t working out. 4. Build Momentum: Small successes build confidence and momentum, pushing you closer to your big dreams. So, don’t be afraid to start small—every big success story began with a single step. Remember, Jeff Bezos started Amazon as just an online bookstore.

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Abhay Sarin

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Think big, start small and act now!!

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Anonymous 6

Stealth • 3m

Just 2 words brother, missed opportunities.

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Suprodip Bhattacharya

Stealth • 3m

But one question if I am starting small and I have 100 users but 79 users don’t like the basic so they stop using back then their first impressions got damaged then how to ratain them again?

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Anonymous 5

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Starting small might delay achieving significant milestones in my opinion.

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Anonymous 5

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Starting small might delay achieving significant milestones in my opinion.

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Anonymous 4

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Starting small allows you to test ideas with minimal risk and learn from each step, always a good idea to start simple and start small.

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Anonymous 3

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If you’re dreaming big but don’t have the guts to start small, you’re setting yourself up for a big fall. Small wins keep you motivated, and you’re less likely to burn out. Bezos didn’t become a billionaire overnight.

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Anonymous 2

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The problem is, most people think they need to launch with a bang. They don’t realize that even giants like Amazon started with just one product. Baby steps, man, that’s where the real magic is.

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Anonymous 1

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Starting small doesn’t mean you’re thinking small. It’s about being smart and not betting the farm on a single idea. Look at any successful founder; they all started with something simple and scaled from there

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