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Does the competitive ness of competitive exam make it harder for products around it harder to grow via word of mouth?

“There may be people smarter than me, but no one is ever going to work harder than me.” - Jensen Huang, co-founder of NVIDIA

Markets fall when problems arise not because of the problem itself, but because we fear it. Once fear fades, optimism returns. Even just the talk of solutions (like trade deals) makes the market believe again. That’s how sentiment drives economics.

People buy for 2 reasons: Desire for gain Fear of loss But fear is 2.5x more powerful. Don’t just show how good life gets with your product Make them feel what they’ll lose if they don’t act. Fear drives action. Use it wisely.

The #1 reason customers don’t buy from you? Fear. Fear of wasting money. Fear of being disappointed again. Fear of making another bad decision. Your job: Build so much trust and credibility that doubt dies. Leave them thinking: "This will work. It al

Is building a startup in India harder than in the US?

Unlearning is harder than learning, but it’s absolutely crucial for growth. Here are 5 instances where I had to unlearn: 1/ Perfection: Early in my career, I believed everything had to be perfect before I could act. I learned that getting things do

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