It's Time To Start Your Business - Part 1
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I Am Rami
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People always ask me what they need to think about before starting a business, but I'm here to tell you that you SHOULDN'T overthink it - just dive in!
Stop thinking about the things you don't have and acknowledge the only genuine asset you need - a passion for what you're doing.
Money, location, partners and more will all matter at some point, but they aren't prerequisite. If you think you need all your bases covered before you start, you're only damaging your own potential and you might be looking at the wrong business.
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