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Starting a business feels like freedom until you realize you’re now the janitor, CEO, and therapist.

Your idea isn’t too early or too late. It’s just waiting for you to stop overthinking and start doing.

Everything else is easy in India, Until someone ask your SALES!! If you can sell in India, you can sell anywhere!

Stop overwhelming yourself with massive goals. When you aim too high too fast, it’s easy to lose momentum and give up. But here's a better way: 1. Start small. Focus on what you can handle daily. 2. Consistency is key, not speed. 3. Break down

Progress doesn’t always come with big, noticeable changes. Sometimes it’s in the small, everyday actions—staying up late to finish a task, learning from mistakes, or choosing not to give up. These moments, though they may seem small, are what lead to

Can Tiny Walmart survive against the big guys? 🤔 This was the headline in a newspaper in July, 1962. But now, who's the big guy? 💪 (P.S: What do you think made Walmart what it is today?)

Small Steps, Big Impact: It's Never Too Late Taking small steps can lead to big changes. It’s never too late to start working on yourself, whether it’s your fitness, personal growth, or any other goal. The key is consistency and embracing each small

SACRIFICE NOW, FLEX FOREVER! 💪🏻 Late nights, early mornings, saying no to distractions—it all adds up. While others are busy wasting time, you’re building something real. Stay locked in, because the grind always pays off no cap 🧢

Medial Power Users, I Have a Question: What’s that ONE feature that keeps pulling you back to @medial? It doesn’t have to be something big—maybe it’s a tiny detail, a feeling, or a habit you’ve developed here. Let’s break it down and discuss in the

Observation: Based on recent analysis of data , I observed that mostly startup founders who have made something big are of 29-35 Age , ( not early 20s ) Although they had previous startups/business experience in early age which made them experienc