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Vivek kumar
On medial • 5m
The chances of someone taking your idea and developing it after you post it publicly depend on various factors, including the uniqueness of your idea, how well you articulate it, and the audience it reaches. If your idea is highly innovative and has potential for significant business value, it’s possible someone more resourceful or experienced could act on it faster than you. However, sharing ideas in public forums can also attract collaborators, investors, or advisors who could help you develop it. To balance risk and reward, you can share only the non-critical parts of your idea or focus on execution, as success often lies in implementation rather than just the idea itself.
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