mnavada

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   by mnavada 13y ago

   I attended the conference. Being "non-technical" doesn't mean you're doing less important or less challenging work. You're part of a team, and you should be proud of it. My husband and I have a startup. Yes, he is t
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   by mnavada 13y ago

   I agree, or you lose hope in the process. You're not going to get a reply the first time or even the 100th time, but if you believe that it works and keep modifying your approach in the email, it can work. I've tried sending cold
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   by mnavada 13y ago

   We recently secured a small investment from an angel investor without prior connections. Having graduated from an Ivy League 12 years ago, I realized that more than school affiliation, it was our team, product, vision, and perseverance that
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   by mnavada 13y ago

   Aaawww, this reply made me very emotional, in a good way :) It's great to know that I'm not alone in this frustration. I understand that sometimes it's not always the teachers, it's also administration, and the students.
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   Ditching ed-tech for fashion-tech(mariannenavada.com)

   2 points by mnavada 13y ago|2 comments