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Embrace your dreams! Remember, the fear of suffering is often worse than the suffering itself. Every moment spent pursuing your dreams is a moment spent connecting with the divine. Don’t let fear hold you back! ✨💖 #ChaseYourDreams #FearlessLiving #S

Those who are experiencing intense suffering and have no clear path to overcome it will struggle significantly in building a business and may eventually fail. Suffering with a clear possibility of overcoming it can lead to the development of mature

i have a software company who is helping multiple companies that are suffering with sales problems, if any investor is interested then contact me. thank you

i have a software company who is helping multiple companies that are suffering with sales problems, if any investor is interested then contact me . thank you

How am I going To build This big Thing Difynd? This is Called Self Doubt, nowadays suffering a lot with it! . . Asaan Lafzon mein I am building ETSY but India Ka!

The screen glows brightly, but the heart feels dim. Gen Z: Are we a generation lost in the feed, our relationships suffering in silence? Let's break free & build connections that matter. #MentalHealth #Genz

Anxiety = Meditation stressed = walk Overthinking = write Tired = nap Sad = exercise Angry = listen to music Lazy = reduce screen time if a person suffering any one of above traits can these solution help that person

In India there is a sudden shift for profitability among startups but the cost of profitability is innovation and growth. Innovation is expensive. It requires years of suffering in terms of balance sheet and name calling.

When your obsession isn't strong enough to cause compulsion, you end up having regrets. I know those out there struggling to follow their hearts are suffering. Have faith! At least you won't have the pain of regret.

Multiple startups are facing cash-crunch and employees are suffering because of mismanagement and failure of management to either create a sustainable startup or failure to raise money. Would you stick with a startup if it runs out of cash?