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Ege Tunalı, Kent Tarihi Gezisi, 2022.

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According to Gary Halbert answer is starving crowd! This is a short lesson in market validation. Your goal at this stage is to find a starving crowd—or a market. Gary Bencivenga, who some consider the greatest copywriter of all time (maybe the name “Gary” is predestined to sell stuff), once said: “Problems are markets.” Good written article from Paul Campillo about why #startups fail, how to prevent them and #market validation. Source: https://www.typeform.com/blog/guides/minimum-viable-product/

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"The real learning begins when you start creating. The beauty is in the challenge." Bianca Bass Source:“Whatever You Do, Just Start.” @BiancaBass https://medium.com/the-coffeelicious/whatever-you-do-just-start-ec236bcc3d6c

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If you don’t start doing the things you don’t feel like doing, you will wake up one year from today and be in exactly the same place. Source:http://melrobbins.com/the-5-second-rule/

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"Ebatlar değildir önemli. Beni kıyaslayacak mısın boyumla, öyle mi? Hmm, hmm." Yoda. "Bence babam komik değil. Anlatış tarzı komik. Ege. #tbt

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Burada bir güzel saklı

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Teknolojiye dayanamıyoruz sanırım. Viyana Doğal Tarih Müzesi (at NhM Naturhistorisches Museum Wien)

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Ege #selfie

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Kıdemli #makerçocuk rozetimiz

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Sunuma hazırız #BilimOkulu #Ulutek #Bursa

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“Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do.” -Steve Jobs, founder of Apple https://medium.com/the-mission/13-inspiring-things-successful-people-do-to-be-extra-productive-b6123a5099b5

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9 yıl sonra geldiğimiz nokta.

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"Türk ekonomisi “mature” yani kâhil değildir. Türk ekonomisi çocuk gibidir. Akşam 39 ateşle yatar, ertesi gün sokakta top oynar." Ege Cansen http://www.sozcu.com.tr/2016/yazarlar/ege-cansen/turk-ekonomisi-zorlansa-da-atlatir-1323684/

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Great #advice from https://m.reddit.com/u/dandemsky via https://m.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/4uexyw/9_years_after_starting_my_first_biz_in_my_moms/ There is no failure really. Only feedback That's a line stolen from Jeffrey Gitomer the sales author. But what the hell is failure really? You tried something and the outcome was different than your hallucination? Failure is FEEDBACK. And it's the feedback that is only given to those who have the balls to try. I would rather be a man with 100,000 failures in life than someone who hasn't tried to do shit. At least I'll be able to write a book about what not to do at the end of the day. Maybe I'll have a really sweet reddit post that will get me lots of karma. OR maybe my experience will take me to the place I was looking for all along. You can look at the list of companies I've founded and think I've been successful, but I left out all the failures I've endured in the process. The gut wrenching, nightmare inducing fuck ups. But they all help in the end. The key is to never ever let a failure slow you down. Failure will give you that feeling that you need to stop and reconsider your direction. Just learn from the failures and go harder. The path just becomes clearer and easier to navigate after each failure. As long as you have the will to not let them break you. Feedback. It's freaking feedback.

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From #RoadToCharacter by David Brooks

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Harry Potter reading Harry Potter on the set of Harry Potter during shooting of Harry Potter. (via earn31)