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Is saying no, good ?

Startup Superpower? Learning to Say 'No' More Often. 🤔 Weekend thought: As founders, we're wired to chase opportunities. But maybe one of the most strategic skills is learning to say 'no' effectively? 🙅🏻 No to distracting side projects. 🙅🏻

I'm in this app from past 2 weeks, it feels soo good to learn about startups and business and even Opsticals they face. I wish to learn more about business to start one hopefully, I would find a mentor soon to learn more. 😌 I feel soo good for down

If you’re building something, don’t wait for the “perfect launch.” No ads, no fancy design — I just shared a working demo. 48h later, people from 50+ countries were using it. don’t chase perfection. Just make it usable and post it.

Everyone keeps saying You can earn ₹2–4 lakhs/month as an agency owner if you get high-ticket international clients. But honestly… No one talks about HOW to get those clients. Anyone knows??

Marketing tip: Don’t post “We launched!” - post “We launched, and here’s the part I broke 10 mins later.” People love chaos more than features.

Not using AI in 2025 is like saying I don’t use the internet.

Hi all i have a manpower agency having gig workforce pan india. Can anyone suggest how I can generate good leads or connect with more and more clients.

Some days as a co-founder just hurt. I pitched my startup to clients, hoping for a spark. Instead, I got silence and polite “no’s.” It feels heavy like they’re rejecting me, not just the product. But I’m reminding myself: •A “no” today could be a “n

Saying ‘No’ is the founder’s real superpower. It’s easy to say yes—to every opportunity, every request. But growth comes when you say no to distractions that drain your time and energy. No to projects that don’t align with your vision. No to meetin