Top 450 Pooja Agnihotri Quotes (2025 Update)
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251. “The golden rule here is to stop assuming what your customers are going to like and what they won’t. Instead, start putting yourself in their shoes to familiarize yourself with their needs and wants. That way you will never go wrong.”

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252. “A well-planned budget will save you from any kind of unexpected surprises.”

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253. “Do not take extreme decisions after completing a self-help book. Take a deep breath. Think about it from every angle. If you want, brainstorm with your business partners and then decide.”

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254. “Your customers are always changing and so are their values, perceptions, and needs. Having up-to-date knowledge about them will help you in satisfying their needs as well as delighting them.”

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255. “You have to start treating your employees as equals and start sharing things with honesty. By doing so, it will make them feel a part of the project, but it will also make them think of new and improved ways of doing the same things.”

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256. “A good management style will make the productivity of your employees go up which means your revenues and profits go up as well.”

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257. “Break down your problem as much as you can, but don’t do it on the basis of your guesses. If you don’t know exactly what is wrong, use market research to break down your problem further and further until you reach the very point of your trouble.”

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258. “When you want to study a larger group of people, surveys become a good option.”

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259. “The first thing that you can learn as a leader is that you’re not working with robots but with emotional beings.”

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260. “Thinking about what your customers like and what they exactly like are two different things.”

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261. “Investing in things that will give you long term growth is always a good idea.”

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262. “Thinking incomplete knowledge of the industry presents a fuller picture.”

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263. “Securing funds is the first step but managing those funds efficiently and effectively is the most crucial step for your business’ survival as well as growth.”

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264. “Incorrect results of the market research when fed to the marketing strategy and action plans produce disastrous results.”

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265. “Everything around your customers is shaping those needs and wants. We can’t stop this change from happening, but we can listen.”

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266. “Your task should be to share the goals and some important instructions related to your brand image, rest how that project needs to be executed so that the goals are met is going to be your employees’ task now.”

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267. “While Uber was more a business-like limo car sharing, Lyft was more casual. Though with time, that distinction has become less prominent, but this definitely helped them in the starting stage.”

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268. “Customers these days are becoming more and more concerned for mother earth. As a consequence, they are not going to support any product which harms the environment. So, think for a second what kind of values you want your business to have.”

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269. “Only when we accept that there is always someone who can do what we are doing, we will learn to evolve.”

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270. “Once you have analyzed data, you have to mine that data to find insights from it. At this point, you can involve your marketing or product team to work with the data analysis team.”

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271. “If the research is done for brand awareness and the results don’t show any rosy picture, then maybe you want to share those results with your marketing head who can include more brand awareness strategies in her marketing plan.”

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272. “We’re never too young or too old to make those dreams come true.”

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273. “Unrealistic profit projections are not going to win you the trust of your investors.”

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274. “We don’t like delayed responses, but businesses aren’t meant to be short-term.”

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275. “A perfect website with perfect marketing but bad financial management can fail, similarly a perfect product with a perfect website but a bad customer management strategy can fail.”

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276. “A discontent employee means not getting the results 100% and the loss of a company advocate as well.”

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277. “A creative ad creation process involves a minimum of three professionals – a market research expert, copywriter and creative director.”

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278. “You don’t want to run your business based on mere suspicions and assumptions.”

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279. “For getting those customers, you need to first let them know about your business, your product and how your product is exactly what they are looking for. And for that very purpose, you have to advertise your product.”

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280. “Become a leader that shows humility and not stubbornness.”

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281. “Inaccurate market research always leads to a business wipe-out.”

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282. “If you think your products are infallible, you will never figure out ways to make them better.”

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283. “Good market research would have made you aware of the real picture at the right time, and maybe you would have been able to write a different future because of that.”

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284. “Take a few minutes out of your schedule every now and then and remind yourself why you can achieve your goals. Make sure that your brain is getting enough training in seeing you and your business as a success and as a winner and not as a failure.”

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285. “If you’re ambitious, you can bring a cultural change through your product instead of adapting, in case it leads to a better society and healthier mother earth.”

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286. “Sometimes, you have to take your eyes off that sun and look at the picture as a whole, from a distance and see how they all fit together on one canvas.”

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287. “A steep hierarchy level can even lead to miscommunication or loss of information.”

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288. “Dating is a big battlefield and proper planning becomes important to survive.”

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289. “Disagreements are unavoidable, but how you handle them can make all the difference.”

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290. “Accepting that you’re wrong, shows humility which will set a better example of you as a leader on your team than sticking to something that others can clearly see is wrong.”

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291. “Two things happen when your objectives are too broad – you don’t achieve the right results and you lose a lot of your resources. You want to avoid both of those.”

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292. “If you never want to run out of ideas, you should start investing in yourself.”

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293. “A wrong product will make you a part of the crowd, but the right product will set you apart.”

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294. “As soon as you hit a good idea, make profits through it, and then, think about what the next version should look like.”

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295. “If the demographic of your target market is extremely environmentally conscious, then they are going to feel dissatisfied if your packaging is not biodegradable.”

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296. “One important thing that you have to remember is that the human brain is always looking for instant gratification and instant results which is why many of us end up spending more budget on making our office or store prettier rather than on marketing.”

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297. “If you want to safeguard your business against your own self, you have to learn what can lead to business failure and why.”

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298. “Business life is just like human life. There are happy times and then there are bad times.”

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299. “The moment you realize that your business is made up of so many pieces, you will see that any of those things can hurt your chances of success when not taken care of.”

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300. “With proper strategy, if you enter a war, you can defeat even the biggest army otherwise you can be defeated by even the smallest army.”

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