“Most start-ups that fail do it ultimately because they did not make something that people wanted. They made something that they thought people would want, but they were either in denial about it, about whether it was actually any good, or somebody else came along and made something that people wanted even more.”
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Golden 👑 nugget advices (maybe diamond 💎 nugget) ….
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