Most founders fail twice. First, in business. Second, in their own mind. The moment something does
Avi Arya tells founders they fail twice: once in business, then in their own mind. He uses cricket metaphors to push for bold action—gather your stickers, hit sixes, meet deadlines. The real loss comes when you believe the first failure.
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