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Satyam Kumar

"Turning visions int... • 12h

The Idea That Could’ve Changed Everything… But Didn’t. He stayed up 3 nights straight. Scribbled wireframes on tissue paper. Pitched the idea to his cat. Watched 100 YouTube videos on product design. Even borrowed money from his cousin who never replies to texts. The idea? It could’ve solved a real problem. People nodded when he explained it. He felt that spark .... the "this is it" moment. But weeks turned into months. He didn’t find a tech co-founder. The first version was clunky. No one signed up. Then, the self-doubt crept in: “Maybe I’m not made for this.” And just like that ... the world lost an idea that could’ve made a dent in the universe. Not because it wasn’t good. But because it didn’t get the push it needed. Because the timing was off. Because execution is louder than imagination. Because life got in the way. 👀 Moral? Ideas are like seeds. 🌱 Even the most powerful ones die if they’re planted in the wrong season, with no water, no team, no grit.

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