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Somen Das

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Mould Innovation • 16h

juggling 3 ideas don't know what to focus on? let's talk about the virality probability. don't just think about " it will blow up" do some research, sure you can identify most viral to least viral so you should focus on building the most viral idea. I faced this problem and I am doing this.

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