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All the advice given on decision-making makes no sense when you are actually caught in a situation where multiple angles and factors have to be taken into account.   Decision-making is not a single- or double-track phenomenon.   It's multidimensional

Why it makes sense: YouTube has been flooded with AI-generated voices and recycled content, making it harder for genuine creators to stand out. Prioritizing real voices and original storytelling helps preserve the platform's authenticity and reward

Fashion Industry Analysis: Casual Brands & Merchandising Mix 🚀 1. Industry Trends : -Athleisure boom: Comfort + style = winning combo. -Sustainability: Eco-friendly fabrics on the rise. -Digital-first: D2C brands disrupting traditional retail. 2.

If you're gonna pivot to "what makes money" anyway... WHY NOT START THERE ON DAY 1? #54 : What stops founders from chasing revenue/profits from Day 1? I will intentionally not put "Investors asking to burn and acquire users first" as an option. T

What is the best way to invest 10k. Answer only if have experience in losing or making money. No Bro talk or heard somewhere thing. I genuinely want to learn this and learn together. I am already learning from videos and all, but I believe real

Ever felt there is gap between the Inputs and the Outputs of you learning? Where you wish to learn more and more but cannot make something meaningful out of it? It can be about learning a new computer language but not applying it anywhere, learning

How VCs really make their “bets” Found this flowchart interesting, a glimpse into how one seed-stage VC decides whether to invest. On the surface, it’s logical: founder quality, market size, product data. But honestly? It’s way more personal than