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Aastha Anand

Stealth • 7d

Building a startup is like dating. In the beginning, it’s all excitement and potential. Then reality hits, and suddenly you’re questioning your life choices at 2 AM while staring at an Excel sheet or some report. Investors are basically parents, skeptical but willing to listen if you have a solid plan. Clients? The love interests you’re trying to impress. Moral of the story: Swipe right on product-market fit before you go all in.

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Nawal

Stealth • 7d

Hahah True.

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SKT Cabs

Stealth • 7d

wo startup he kya jo asani sa start ho jaye

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 7d

So true man, early-stage excitement fades, and the real grind begins. 😂😂

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