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Sairaj Kadam

Entrepreneur • 8m

A brief message for those who haven't begun yet. Guys, this was my thought when I first started out, and it might be yours too. You have this great idea, but you're stuck thinking, "Should I do it? Should I not?" It could be starting as a content creator, an entrepreneur, or entering any new field. But let me promise you this: start and take action. In the end, you’ll be glad you did. Yes, obstacles will come. Whether it’s a 9-to-5 or a million-dollar business, challenges are inevitable. But how you face them is what matters. You might feel like quitting at times, but don’t. Cry if you need to, hit the gym, take a walk—do anything, but don’t quit. Because quitting is the only thing that will stop you from winning. Love the process, not just the result. Others will wait to see your success, but only you can truly appreciate the journey. It might take 5, 10, or 20 years to build what you’ve envisioned, but once you push through the slow start, growth becomes easier. So don’t quit. Not for me, not for you—do it for the next generation. Take action today, and one day, you’ll be grateful you did. Just Don't Forget This! 😉 ~ Kadam

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 8m

Sounds nice, but telling people to just start without addressing practical concerns feels oversimplified. Like start what, with whom, in what sector for what kind of people. Bass bol dena hota hai.

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