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#UNTOLD | Darpan Sanghvi, Good Glamm & What Kills a Unicorn

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The nurse glanced at the monitor. Then she stared. The numbers flashing against the LED screen didn't make medical sense. Surely, the machine was wrong. She reached down, peeled the Velcro cuff off Darpan Sanghvi’s arm, smoothed it out with trembling fingers, and fastened it around him again, tighter this time. "Tighter," he muttered. His voice was a dry rasp. The cuff clamped down. The machine whirred. Nobody spoke.
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#UNTOLD | Half Glass Full, Amarpreet Singh Anand & The Monk Who Never Bought a Ferrari

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The spreadsheet made no sense. Good Monk was barely finding its feet. Sales were trickling in. Every rupee mattered. Investors wanted growth. The team wanted momentum. Amarpreet Singh Anand wanted to spend close to ₹30 lakh. Not on advertising, hiring or acquiring customers. On a clinical trial. The room fell silent. Someone finally asked the question everyone was thinking. "Why now?" It was a fair question. The company was too young. Revenues were too small.
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#UNTOLD | Cars24, Vikram Chopra & The Man He Refused To Become

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There are failures that empty your bank account. There are failures that end friendships. And then there are failures that force you to ask a far more uncomfortable question: Who have I become? For Vikram Chopra, that moment had nothing to do with Cars24. It came years earlier. He was building his first company, FabFurnish. The business was growing. The pressure was mounting. Somewhere along the way, his relationship with his friend and cofounder, Vaibhav, began to come apart.
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