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Yash Barnwal

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Do You know ❓ What is "FOUNDER MODE" By Paul Graham 🔥 "Founder Mode," as coined by Paul Graham, is a state where startup founders become deeply focused and relentless. It involves intense problem-solving, long hours, and prioritizing the company's growth above all else. Founders push through challenges and uncertainty, constantly iterating to turn their vision into reality. Full Blog link :- https://paulgraham.com/foundermode.html

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