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*The Harsh Reality of Scaling: When Founders must let go* - The Evolution of Leadership As a founder, you've poured your heart and soul into building your business from scratch. You've worn every hat, made every decision, and driven every outcome.

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Hmm founders clinging to control is like desi parents micromanaging your career. You built it, but at some point, you gotta trust others. If you don’t, your company will stay a glorified garage project, not an empire.

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