@yapwithhala: Failing fast is not about celebrating failure. Kevin O’Leary’s rule is blunt: if a business has had 36 months and still is not growing, profitable, and able to acquire customers, stop feeding it more time and money. He argues that founders get emotionally attached to dead ideas, sometimes risking family money and keeping employees tied to a company with no path forward. The real cost is not only cash—it is the time you lose to start a better idea. His even stricter warning: if you still have not figured out customer acquisition after 15 months, the odds are already bad. Ending the business is painful, but owning the truth can earn more respect than pretending the model works.Is 36 months a fair deadline, or should founders keep pushing longer? Watch the full episode on YouTube. Link in bio. #Entrepreneurship #StartupFailure #FounderAdvice #CustomerAcquisition

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