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6 Things You Gain By Embracing Failure and Learning From Mistakes Are you going to look at failure as the end, or are you going to take what didn't work as a lesson and do better? 1. Failure is a valuable learning experience. 2. Failure builds res

Brain Breaking Thoughts DAY-6! What’s the biggest risk you can take in your 20s? 🌱 Is it betting on yourself with a big leap, or playing it safe and sticking to what you know? Some say taking big risks early is the only way to grow fast, while othe

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Equity vs. Debt - What’s Better for Business Funding? 🤔 Let’s break it down with a simple example: Both scenarios (A & B) start with the same revenue and cost structure. But there's one key difference - the funding source. Scenario A: Funded ent

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AI: Stealing Your Job, or Your Self? 1. Job Killer is the main risk? 2. Mind Killer (loss of awareness) is the deeper risk? https://medium.com/@saket-sambhav/ai-stealing-your-job-or-your-self-1ccb84800d64

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