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Samrat Kesharwani

19 | Founder & CEO @... • 1d

Second bomb for middle-class kids under 25 building startups: You’ll probably fail. Wanna know why? Because most of you only know reels, motivation, fancy talks, and “I’ll work hard” slogans—oh, and of course, funding. 😂 But here’s the truth: Building a real startup needs depth. And if you’re under 25, chances are you don’t have that depth yet—not in any meaningful domain. So what now? Simple: Whatever you're building, go a little deeper every single day. Learn. Obsess. Get good—actually good—at that niche. And yeah, accept that your first startup might fail. But don’t give up. That depth you're building now is the real compounding asset. Also—stop chasing shiny distractions like funding, pitch competitions, or the next hot trend. Because you don’t even know yet what real resources it takes to make a real impact. Want a version with emojis or Gen-Z slang, or more serious tone? I can adjust that too. Tools

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