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if you are founder, you don't have enough cash flow But you have 2 options to work on which one you will choose and why? 1. one product will generate instant cash 2. it will take time to build ,but in future it can be big Brand in their sector

How to find the right idea among b/w bunch of ideas you think can boom. Like me personally have a lot of ideas but not enough time to just do all in parallel, so how do I choose to start with anything that can make more money according to me in futur

WordPress developers hit me up with your portfolio and price for an E-commerce site. If everything goes fine we can work together in long run...

Investing in shares is best option for long term.First read about the companies you want to buy shares.In war condition defence stock price increases.When strong position of country bank share is good option.Who are new in this field ? Starting with

Truth is, I've stayed in entrepreneurship long enough, but I’ve never seen anything like this. This is a do-or-die moment. And to everyone still standing in the game... Hats off to you. Respect.

In long journey 1 simple thing will hit, anything is achievable only with patience. Comparison always makes you unsatisfied.

Profit vs. Cash Flow 💸: The Silent Startup Killer! 💀 Heads up, founders! You can be 'profitable' on paper but still go bankrupt. Why? Profit: Revenue - Expenses (often accrual-based). Cash Flow: Actual cash IN ➡️ - Actual cash OUT ⬅️. Problem:

ARR vs MRR vs Cash Flow It’s easy to feel like things are going well when your ARR looks strong. Or when MRR keeps ticking up. But if your bank account is saying otherwise, something's off. Breakdown: 1) ARR shows the big picture. Great for invest