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I've seen many people stumble not because they lack ability, but because they get stuck in their heads, creating endless "what if" scenarios. They often give up before they even start. Some blame their luck, saying it’s not on their side, but they ne

One of the Best Sales Advice "Volume Begets Luck" This Does not only Apply to Sales but also on other Aspects of Your Startups or Business.

Winning should be based on innovation and execution, not just activity metrics. A great idea has the potential to change everything, but without fair support from the start, how can it be presented confidently to investors in the future? A true sh

Any Full stack developer. DM note : you will not be paid because we are early stage but you will learn most of execution

Tanmay bhat said "Only a foolish would not give luck any credit" This is so apt. Like I can't imagine a single person who is at the pinnacle would not think what might have gone wrong and it didn't. Also the very next statement of discussion is C

"These days, every random thought is being forced into a 'startup idea.' Bro, not every chai tapri needs an app." jabarjasti ideas mat create karo yrr

“Someone else is already doing it.” Good. That’s actually a positive sign: → Customers are willing to pay → The problem is real → You’re not wasting effort validating the idea Success doesn’t come from being first. It comes from executing faster, s