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Pulakit Bararia

Building Snippetz an... • 1m

Most people obsess over rapid growth, chasing quick wins and short-term spikes. But the smartest entrepreneurs focus on endurance—building businesses that last, brands that compound, and systems that scale sustainably. In the long run, longevity always beats speed, because real success isn’t about how fast you rise, but how long you stay on top.

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Nawal

Hope , I can Help yo... • 1m

Startup is a marathon, not a sprint ..

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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 1m

Play long term games.

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Rubin

Time is Money. • 1m

That's what our forefather's taught us but today is a new world and people don't want to work till 60 anymore....we are in 2025 it's time to change. Tortoise only wins the race in stories not in real life, not even close. I'm still interested in T20 not test match.

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Ramkumar Bera

I believe it's a Leg... • 1m

The longer you can serve to the world, chances it will be more bigger. It's not only about staying on Top, it's also about staying with better solutions with time and that will be the key to be on top with uniqueness always. It's not about building a startup with scalability and growth potential only, it's also about building an Impactful startup which serves the world, and that's how the Leader or the giant company will be created by not you, by the world. Money is important. Without money, you should not think about starting (Current Personal experience - due to lack of money, I am still not moving forward with my startup idea which complies with all the checks). Because, How you think can only be presented to the world first, before that hardly anyone would understand your vision.

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