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Vikas Singh

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“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, smarter, and louder. Being early doesn’t guarantee winning. Execution always beats timing.

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