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Vishu Bheda

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“As a founder, it is a very lonely journey.” These words from Uday Kotak perfectly describe what entrepreneurship feels like. In 1985, Kotak started with just three employees in a small office and a big dream. Over time, he built Kotak Mahindra Bank, one of India’s most successful financial institutions. Most businesses struggle to succeed in one market. But Kotak took on the competitive world of finance and created a giant that serves millions. However, he admitted that the journey wasn’t easy. Leadership meant making sacrifices and often feeling isolated. But for Kotak, this solitude was part of building something extraordinary. His story shows aspiring entrepreneurs that while the path may be hard and lonely. But staying focused on your vision can lead to incredible success. If you found this helpful then follow me Mr Z for more valuable content.

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Chennaite, Dev here, trying to churn out a small scale saas, while having a job. Feeling lonely in this journey. Anybody in the same journey interested in discussions, meetups and brainstorming sessions, lets connect :)

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The most insecure, lonely and sad founder who always needs to remind himself that he is alpha and better than others every two days. Jerkish behaviour at its peak. If you label your friends and grade them you’re a failed human being.

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Do you agree with the fact that being a founder is a very lonely journey? This really makes me want to build something for founders network to connect with each other and not feel so.

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.Most of our decisions in life are based on survival instinct. Sacrifice is a wise man thing , but what's the actual value in sacrifices if we live life by the concept of YOLO.

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