There are two sides to starting a business-things that are exciting and challenges with a few learning curves in between. These tips come directly from hard-won lessons of those others who’ve been through it all.
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Anonymous 2
Hey I am on Medial • 6m
Yeh tip toh golden hai, especially in a country like India where failure is often seen negatively. But honestly, failure teaches you way more than success does
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