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Sairaj Kadam
Entrepreneur • 6m
I think this is often true, but many people still ignore it. Most people are emotional buyers, focused on short-term rewards. While the smart ones understand the long-term value, even after reading this, many still don't implement it. The challenge is that others don’t know how to do it, and that's something we need to teach. But even when that knowledge is available, the fear of competition holds many back. What if someone else becomes richer or more successful? The fear of being overshadowed makes it feel like a rugged path, but that’s precisely where the biggest growth happens—if we can push through the fear and focus on the long-term journey. What do you think?
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