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Creating Real Value Takes Time
1:15:07 - 1:20:41 (05:34)
The value of a business or personal goal is not measured by short-term gains. It takes time, effort, and consistent progress to create substantial value and reach long-term goals.
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The SEO process involves analyzing on-page factors such as meta tags and page titles to assign a score from zero to 100 for a given domain.
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The SEO process involves analyzing on-page factors such as meta tags and page titles to assign a score from zero to 100 for a given domain. Writing a function to grade potential investments based on website quality requires identifying the highest order function for the task.
ChapterCreating Real Value Takes Time
EpisodeBillion Dollar Business Philosophies With Hubspot Co-Founder Dharmesh Shah
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker differentiates the concepts of stage fright and state anxiety as ways to address one's fear of public speaking.
1:16:29 - 1:17:40 (01:11)
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The speaker differentiates the concepts of stage fright and state anxiety as ways to address one's fear of public speaking.
ChapterCreating Real Value Takes Time
EpisodeBillion Dollar Business Philosophies With Hubspot Co-Founder Dharmesh Shah
PodcastMy First Million
The real value of a start-up isn't created in the first few years of its existence, but rather in years five, six, seven and eight with the combination of big dreams and small iterations.
1:17:40 - 1:19:14 (01:33)
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The real value of a start-up isn't created in the first few years of its existence, but rather in years five, six, seven and eight with the combination of big dreams and small iterations.
ChapterCreating Real Value Takes Time
EpisodeBillion Dollar Business Philosophies With Hubspot Co-Founder Dharmesh Shah
PodcastMy First Million
Students in a photography or pottery class are divided into two groups, with one group being graded on quantity and the other on quality.
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Students in a photography or pottery class are divided into two groups, with one group being graded on quantity and the other on quality. The group graded on quantity is more likely to produce a better final product.