@nasrat.nazari18: بعد از سال ‌ها شنیدن صدای دلنشین امان یوسفی از نوار کسیت، رادیو و تلویزیون، سرانجام در پنجمین جشنواره صلصال افتخار دیدار نزدیک با این هنرمند گران‌ قدر را پیدا کردم. دیداری شیرین با بخشی از خاطرات کودکی ‌ام. ❤️🎶 #flypシ #viralvideotiktok #hazaragi #viralvideotiktok #دنبوره_هزارگی

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후세인 :

یادش بخیر، رفت بیت شفیقه ره خوانده 😁

2026-09-07 09:28:57

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DrAbdulwahid Folady :

واقعا عالیست اهنگ تکمیل امیره لطف کنید ممنون خواهد شدم

2026-09-07 14:48:42

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R&D 420 :

چی وقت بوده ای ؟

2026-09-06 21:35:15

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🌹Queen❤tanha🙇‍♀️ :

چی زیبا خوانده

2026-09-07 22:36:34

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Tabasum Roya :

هژاره قد دمبوره خو قشنگه ❤️

2026-09-07 16:31:59

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khademi :

👏👏قومای گل سرفراز باشین

2026-09-07 08:27:02

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S.m :

شاید شش یا هفت ساله بودم که فیته های امان یوسفی را می شنیدیم. صدای رسا و زیبا و خواندنی های ناب هزاراگی دارد. با آهنگ شفیقه خاطرات زیبایی دارم

2026-09-06 21:06:44

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mosafir :

Nami azi marda chi asta?

2026-09-06 16:59:07

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Ali :

دمبوره شفیقه را صد بار گوش کردم

2026-09-07 18:57:51

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Asef :

صدای خاص خود را دارد اقای یوسفی. چقدر خاطرات را تازه کردی با این اهنگ. یادش بخیر فیته شفیقه را گوش میدادیم

2026-09-06 16:18:41

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Abutalep Mosavi :

بسیار عالی کیف گردم

2026-09-07 12:04:59

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Mahnor Naz :

سلام آهنگ کامل شی ندری ؟؟

2026-09-07 05:12:34

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Esmail Akbari :

جانم استی قوما 🥰🥺

2026-09-06 19:42:55

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Hazara boy 420 :

خداوند حفظش کند بسیار عالی واقعا صدای دلنشین دارد یوسفی عزیز😍

2026-09-07 12:02:21

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Aex :

جااااان ❤️

2026-09-06 19:06:20

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Vali Ekhtiyari :

بهبه👏👏👏

2026-09-06 18:08:44

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2026-09-06 16:31:02

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F R :

2026-09-07 16:54:55

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حشری ترین مرد دنیام :

یه خانم نبود بیاد شخصی خلی تنهام 🥰🥰🥰

2026-09-07 18:53:34

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Maryam mehraban :

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

2026-09-07 22:04:08

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Anwar Hazara :

🥰🥰🥰

2026-09-07 15:53:58

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YOUR COMPETITOR ISN’T YOUR BIGGEST PROBLEM. And honestly, the way most entrepreneurs think about competition is strange. A competitor opens across the street and suddenly everyone starts panicking. “Should I reduce my price?” “What are they doing?” “How do I beat them?” “How do I stop their customers from coming to me?” But what if you’re asking the wrong questions? Look at Coca-Cola and Pepsi. They compete aggressively, but their competition also keeps the soft-drink category in people's minds. Every advertisement, campaign, product launch and battle for attention reinforces the fact that there is a massive market for these products. That means your competitor isn't always taking something from you. Sometimes they are helping build the market you're selling into. Think about that. Your competitor might be spending money to educate customers, create demand and prove that people are willing to pay. You don't necessarily need to hate them. You might need to study them. Then look at Ferrari and Lamborghini. Lamborghini didn't become Lamborghini by trying to become a slightly different Ferrari. They understood something more powerful: You don't always win by being better at everything. Sometimes you win by becoming different enough that customers have a completely different reason to choose you. Your competitor's strength can actually reveal your opportunity. If they're cheap, maybe you can be premium. If they're massive, maybe you can be personal. If they're traditional, maybe you can be innovative. If they're trying to serve everyone, maybe you serve one group exceptionally well. Their limitation can become your positioning. Then there's Netflix and Blockbuster. This is where competition gets really interesting. Blockbuster's biggest problem wasn't simply that Netflix existed. The deeper problem was that the market was changing. Customers were changing. Technology was changing. The way people consumed entertainment was changing. Netflix understood that change and built around it. That's a lesson many entrepreneurs completely miss: You can spend so much time watching your competitor that you fail to notice your customer has moved on. Imagine winning every battle against your competitor... while the entire market moves somewhere else. You won the competition. You lost the game. So stop looking at your competitor only as someone standing between you and your money. They can be: A benchmark. A market validator. A source of customer insight. A mirror showing you your weaknesses. A clue to where the market is going. But don't become obsessed with them. Because there's an even bigger danger: Copying your competitor so much that you forget to build your own business. Your competitor already has their strategy. Your job isn't to become a cheaper, smaller or weaker version of them. Your job is to understand the market deeply enough to discover: What can we do that gives customers a reason to choose us? That's strategy. Not: “Let's beat them.” But: “Let's understand the game better.” So the next time you see your competitor winning, don't panic. Ask yourself: What are they proving? What are they teaching me? What are they missing? And where is the customer going next? Because sometimes your competitor isn't the enemy. They're the data. And if you know how to read the data... they might become one of your biggest assets. 👇 Now be honest: If your biggest competitor disappeared tomorrow, would your business actually become stronger? Or would you suddenly realize they were helping you more than you thought? Tell me why.#creatorsearchinsights #businessownercontent #business#growth

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