š š®šæšø ššš°šøš²šæšÆš²šæš“ š¼š» šŖšµš š§šæšš¶š»š“ šš¼ ššš¶š¹š± š® šš¼šŗš½š®š»š š š¶š“šµš šš² š¬š¼ššæ šš¶š“š“š²šš š š¶ššš®šøš² When Mark Zuckerberg was 21, he shared a piece of advice that most people ignore: āšššš«š šØšš šš«š²š¢š§š ššØ š¦šš¤š š¬šØš¦ššš”š¢š§š ššØšØš„, š§šØš šš®š¢š„š š ššØš¦š©šš§š².ā Sounds strange, right? But if you look at the biggest companies, thatās exactly how they started: ššØšØš š„š was just a side project by two students. šššš² was built to sell Pez dispensers. š šššššØšØš¤ started as a fun way for Harvard students to check out each otherās profiles. Zuckerberg didnāt plan to create a social media empire. He just thought, āššāš šš ššØšØš„ š¢š š ššØš®š„š šš²š©š š¬šØš¦ššØš§šāš¬ š§šš¦š šš§š š¬šš šš”šš¢š« š¢š§ššØ.ā No big dreams. No investors. No CEO mindset. Just a small, useful ideaābuilt for a few people. Even startup expert Paul Graham says: āššØ ššØ šš¢š šš”š¢š§š š¬, š¬ššš«š š°š¢šš” š¬š¦šš„š„ šš”š¢š§š š¬.ā Microsoft started with a basic coding tool. Facebook started as a campus experiment. The lesson? ššØš§āš ššØšš®š¬ šØš§ šš®š¢š„šš¢š§š š ššØš¦š©šš§š² š«š¢š š”š šš°šš². Focus on building something interestingāsomething youād use. š§šæš ššµš¶š š¶š»ššš²š®š±: Solve a small problem. Build a simple version. Share it with people whoād love it. If itās cool, people will come. If itās useful, it will grow. ššØš® ššØš§āš š§ššš ššØ šš š ššš. ššØš® š£š®š¬š š§ššš ššØ šš š šš®š¢š„ššš«. Start small. Start fun. Start cool. Thatās how real startups begin.
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