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Launching a startup is 10% innovation and 90% explaining it to your dog. And, let's be real, Rocky might grasp it before the VCs.

Running a startup: 10% innovation, 90% convincing your family you’re not just unemployed with a fancy title.

90% of traders lose money . Then how to come in top 10% ? Well answer is : do not trade. what are yo thinking 🤔 guys?

10 biggest companies in America in 1990 vs 2025 Still think you're smart for overweighting Google and Tesla?

Hey, focus on businesses where your cut is 10% of their earnings, not the ones where you're taking 90%.

In a World Where 90% of Startups Fail, Why Become an Entrepreneur? • The fact that 90% of startups fail should not discourage entrepreneurs. • The failure rate does not imply that the chance of success is only 10%. • Understanding customer needs,

Day 28/30 indie dev learning Success is consistency + time. 90% quit after 6 months. Just stay Will you still be building 6 months from now?

If you're a coder and you have both a mobile and a laptop, then in most cases, when you're using the laptop, there's a 90% chance you're doing something productive.

Running a business feels like: Writing 6 emails Skipping 3 meals Closing 0 leads Then explaining to your mom why you're “still working on that thing” Oh — and your dev just pushed to prod on a Friday afternoon. You're not building a company. Y

Code every day for 30 minutes In a year, you're dangerous. In 2 years, you're elite. In 3 years, you're unstoppable. but still jobless (thanks to dear AI)