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Top 100 Businessman - Syed Balkhi Share His Best Advice - 18

As the founder of WPBeginner, Optinmonster and several more successful online businesses, Syed has learned a thing or two about starting a business in his 25 years as an entrepreneur. When asked to share his best business advice for young entrepreneurs, here's what he has to say:

"Perfect is a curse. Innovation is messy. Test, learn, and improve."

"Perfect is a curse. Innovation is messy. Test, learn, and improve." @syedbalkhi

"Often new entrepreneurs wait too long to put their product out in the market. With limited resources at hand, its crucial that you get an MVP out ASAP and start getting traction. Take the user's feedback to iterate and improve your products."

"Not launching fast enough is a mistake you simply can't afford to make. If you want to get an edge over others, launch now!"

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