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Vivek Joshi

Director & CEO @ Exc... • 8m

What if the chase for a billion-dollar valuation is more of a trap than a dream? In "The Unicorn Paradox: Dream or Trap?", we dive into the high-stakes world of startups, exploring the tension between lofty valuations and sustainable success. Discover how many companies get caught in the whirlwind of rapid growth, while their foundations crumble beneath them. We highlight the importance of profitability, a strong company culture, and pursuing purpose over hype. Are you a founder navigating this challenging landscape? Join the conversation and share your thoughts below! Don't forget to like and share this video with fellow entrepreneurs! #UnicornParadox #StartupFinance #SustainableGrowth #FounderInsights #entrepreneurship #excessedgeexperts #business #excessedgeexpertsconsulting #followmychannel #likeandsubscribe #startupcompany #businessgrowth #exploringinnovation #entrepreneurshipgoals

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