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Do you know how many publishers rejected the first Harry Potter book before it found its home at Bloomsbury? - The first Harry Potter book was rejected by 12 publishers before finding its home at Bloomsbury.#harrypotter #publishingjourney #bookpublis

J.K. Rowling: From Struggle to Success J.K. Rowling, the writer of *Harry Potter*, is a true story of never giving up. Born in 1965 in England, she always dreamed of writing books. But her life was not easy. In her late 20s, she lived in Scotland

have a startup idea for a restaurant and cafe. The name of the startup is MEME. Our menu will be on top of the viral meme. Just like the viral meme which is trending on Instagram, it will be quite funny. I think this idea can work. Plz comment.

In 2003, Lego were just months from bankruptcy. Their sales were plummeting & they were $800 Million in debt. Until they made ONE decision that would transform Lego into a $13 Billion empire... Here's the full story: 2003: LEGO was burning. $800

Anime-Themed Milk - A Viral Business Idea for Sale! Looking for a unique high-profit food business? Here's a fully developed business concept: Anime-Themed Milk a viral product that combines the anime craze with premium flavored milk in collectible

mrbeast has uploaded 852 videos. dyson made 5,127 vacuum prototypes. harry potter was rejected by 12 publishers. angry birds' creators made 51 failed games at first. kfc's founder was rejected 1,009 times by franchise partners. failure isn't the opp

The best way to get hired by your desired company or startup is to create a compelling ad or reel that highlights their features or demonstrates how you've been influenced by their products or services. A creator/founder named @VyomBhatia made a re

Hey guys just posted the reel on my Instagram. Do check it out 👇👇 Money makes the invisible visible. This After Effects reel illustrates how every plan, risk, and dream runs through the silent power of money. Made in After Effects | Motion Graphi

What is Moment Marketing? (And Why It’s a Game-Changer) Most marketing is boring. It’s planned months in advance, feels stale, and gets ignored. Moment marketing is the antidote. It’s about capitalizing on real-time events, trends, or cultural mome