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Akshay Thakorleft a comment
Have you ever found yourself stuck in a Mental Loop of startup ideas?
Swired!Find Dates to discuss Business Ideas
Tired of thinking over business ideas ALONE? Swired! is a platform where you can find, connect, and go on productive dates with budding Entrepreneurs near you. Also get a chance meet leading VCs looking to fund your ideas.
Swired!Find Dates to discuss Business Ideas
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LinkedIn for the BEST organic reach! š
If you had to choose only 1 social network what would you choose and why?
Sveta BayJoin the discussion
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Give me leverage to do stuff that we love after or with work! š Like playing out favorite music, playing with my pets, teasing my wife, and then jumping on back again. It is peaceful, productive, and sustainable! ā
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What's your favorite part of working remote?
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Hey Rosie, thank you for this. From your experience, which one of those is a better free platform to build a community from scratch? Facebook groups, LinkedIn, or Discord?
Iām Rosie Sherry, I build communities and I'm the founder of Rosieland. AMA š„
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By eliminating stuff that you don't enjoy. š Conversations. Tasks. People.
How do you deal with stress at work?
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Reach 10K Indian Sales professionals.
š„ What are your September goals?
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NONE. ā Then it would completely destroy or divert me from the sheer joy I receive from failing and crashing and getting up and figuring out. I hate spoilers! š
If you could give only 1 advice to yourself at the beginning of your startup, what would it be?
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That it, if "accepted" can lead to regret and misery and unhappiness. ā BUT if "rejected" and disregarded, can lead to fulfillment! š
What have you learned the most from failure?
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