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Long-term & Short-term Growth

Balancing short-term wins with long-term growth is crucial. While quick victories can boost momentum, sustainable growth requires a focus on strategies that build lasting value. The best growth hackers know how to achieve both.

“True growth is a marathon, not a sprint—focus on long-term success.”

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