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" Let It Be Still. In a world that moves too fast, be the one who pauses. Breathe. Not everything needs to be said, not every path needs to be taken, not every noise needs your attention. Silence is not empty. It’s full of answers. Let your mind re

DO NOT STARTUP if you don't have these two things: 1. You're not willing to bet the farm on this business. The startup will take everything you've got to build. Be prepared. If you failed and were asked to start again, would you still bet everything

Go to people's homes and teach them how to cook different types of food. Special for those who are going to get married and who are paying attention to the food they eat

“The CEO/founder should close at least the first 10-20 ( or whatever) customers. That way, they know. They know the process, what works, what doesn’t. It’s OK if you're “terrible” at it. What matters is that somehow, someway, you still get those 10 p

When everything around you has no meaning. You must create everything that has meaning. 95% of Internet is jam-packed with trash content and trash audience wasting their time. If you want "real" results for your efforts. Treat every second of y

Productivity these days is just: 14 open tabs 6 half-written documents 3 chat apps pinging nonstop 1 email from a client asking “any updates?” And you… trying to remember what you were doing 10 minutes ago. No, you're not lazy. You're just liv

"Startups are wild — one day you're pitching to VCs in a hoodie, the next you're fixing bugs at 2 AM, praying your product doesn’t break. Chaos, caffeine, and chasing dreams. That’s the game." #Startups #Buildingsomethinggreat

3 reasons you're struggling: - You're trying to start too early (without skill) - You're trying to do too many things - You're trying to do everything yourself Pick one, focus on it, and scale.

Not every startup needs to change the world. Some just need to solve a real, annoying problem. Uber didn’t invent cars. Airbnb didn’t invent spare rooms. They just noticed something broken — and made it better. Next time you say, “Ugh, this is su