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The brutal truth about entrepreneurship: It's a rollercoaster with a fire pit in the middle 1. Uninformed Optimism 2. Informed Pessimism 3. Crisis of Meaning 4. Crash & Burn 5. Informed Optimism 6. Achievements Survive stage 4, and the

Life is a constant struggle between what you need to be and what you currently are. And it is the same battle in entrepreneurship as well. We don't necessarily have to separate life from entrepreneurship; in fact, we need to realize that for those

Success in business comes from a mix of strategy, persistence, and adaptability. It's not just about working hard but working smart. Stay customer-focused, analyze your data, and evolve with market trends. Remember, every challenge is an opportunity

Hey! Here's my idea "Buddy" for Medial’s Startup Showcase. Share your thoughts and do upvote me. It's an app that helps you get your work done(e.g collecting or submitting docs, info. etc) in another city by someone else on your behalf while you sta

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Job vs. Business: The Growth Mindset A job offers stability but limits growth. A business starts slow, with ups and downs, but has the potential for exponential returns. The real question is: Do you want predictability or unlimited potential? Entr

Airbnb wants to be "Uber for Everything." It's a huge distraction. The biggest opportunity for Airbnb is in longer stays and in making its existing short-stay product better.