A founder once told me:
“Everyone talks about speed — scaling fast, launching fast, failing fast.
But the real win? Is staying in motion… even when the world isn’t watching.”
That’s what kept her going when funding paused.
When doubts came louder than applause.
One quiet step. Every day.
She didn’t race to win.
She walked to build what would outlive the race.
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Even when unsure, you create a path—not just for yourself, but for others too
As you navigate your journey, remember that every decision has a ripple effect. Each time you make a choice to advance, however small, it contributes to a collective movement. This movement not only benefits you but also empowers those around you. When you make progress despite your reservations, you pave the way for innovation and transformation, creating an environment where others are encouraged to do the same.
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The Floating Steps
In a futuristic city, there was a young dreamer named Ram. He stood before a glowing staircase that seemed to float in the air. People walked past it, hesitant, afraid of stepping onto something uncertain.
One day, an old man whispered to Ram, “The next step won’t appear until you take the first one.”
Ram took a deep breath and placed his foot forward. The moment he did, the next step materialized beneath him. With each step he took, the path revealed itself.
When he reached the top, he looked down and smiled. The journey had always been there—he just had to trust himself to take the first step.
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Once upon a time in a small, bustling town, there was a boy named Arjun. He loved exploring and asking questions, but he often got lost in the noise of the world—video games, loud advertisements, and endless chatter. One day, his wise grandmother told him, “Arjun, the most powerful people are not the loudest ones, but the ones who truly pay attention.”
At first, Arjun thought paying attention just meant listening when someone spoke. But his grandmother explained, “It’s more than that. It’s about looking deeper, thinking harder, and understanding what’s really happening around you.”
She gave him a puzzle—an old dusty book with missing pages. “Find out what this book is trying to say,” she challenged.
Arjun sat down, focused, and started connecting the words that remained. Slowly, he pieced together the message: “Truth is seen by those who look beyond what is shown.”
Suddenly, he realized—when he focused, he could uncover things that others missed!
His grandmother then revealed a secret: “Those in power often fill the world with distractions. They don’t want people to think too much. But if you learn to focus, you can see things others don’t.”
Arjun now understood why paying attention was so important. It wasn’t just about being a good student—it was a tool to understand the truth, make better decisions, and even stand up for what is right.
From that day on, Arjun started paying more attention—to his surroundings, to people’s words, and to the little details hidden in plain sight. He realized that insight, wisdom, and strength come from truly seeing, not just looking.
And so, the next time the world tries to distract you, remember: paying attention is your superpower. Use it well!
If 50 million people say something foolish, it is still foolish.”- W.Somerset Maugham’s wise words. but most of us forget this!
Social proof – Individual feel they are behaving correctly when they act the same as other people.
Is this creatively outlier or part of commonly missed context?
Awaiting the time to tell the truth 🙃
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