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The Most Important thing in Business is Trust Your Employees, Investors, Shareholders, Supplierers, Customers should have trust on you So you should try very hard to reap your trust in them Because Trust takes years to build and seconds to destroy

Your first 10 customers teach you more than the next 100 sometimes. Listen intently to early adopters.

💡 The Harsh Truth About Business 90% of startups fail within 3 years. Why? ❌ They chase funding, not customers ❌ They build products, not solutions ❌ They ignore cash flow If you want to succeed, focus on: ✅ Solving real problems ✅ Generating profit

“Give to Get: How Reciprocity Turns Kind Gestures into Customer Loyalty” The Reciprocity Principle is a psychological rule where people feel obliged to return favors. In business, it’s a subtle yet powerful tool. When a company gives something valua

Deepinder goyal on Zomato's notification: I asked my young marketing team to "build a relationship" with customers they took my demand seriously.😂

🙏 Hey everyone! I’m validating a real-world problem that I’ve personally seen in small towns, especially among local skilled workers like plumbers, painters, electricians, and daily laborers. I’d love to get your thoughts on this 👇 🚨 The Problem

💡 Want to become a Startup Founder? Here are 10 practical skills you must build: 1. 🧠 Problem-Solving – Think from first principles, not assumptions. 2. 🗣️ Communication – Sell your story to investors, users & team. 3. 💼 Sales & Negotiation

While people still trust and rely on their local kirana stores, shopping from them isn’t convenient in today’s fast-moving world. Customers don’t know what items are available, they have to call or walk to the shop. On the other hand, quick-commerce

I'm from a village where every home makes pure A2 Gir cow ghee using ancient Vedic methods. Our tradition? For weddings, villagers donate homemade ghee to cook feasts—proof of its purity & trust. I see city folks buying fake, chemical-laden ghee whi

"Greaf businesses are build on trust, not just profits." -Rafan Tata.