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Why Growing Too Fast Can Kill a Business

Most people think businesses fail because they don’t grow fast enough.
So founders chase sales, chase scale, and chase momentum.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth:
many businesses don’t die from lack of growth — they die from too much of it, too fast.

In this video, we break down why rapid growth destroys businesses, even when sales are rising and demand looks strong. This isn’t motivational talk or hustle culture — it’s a clear breakdown of the financial and operational mechanics that quietly kill fast-growing companies.

You’ll learn:
• Why revenue can increase while cash disappears
• How costs scale faster than profits
• Why fast growth exposes weak systems
• How pressure leads to bad decisions
• Why growth hides problems until it’s too late

This breakdown is especially relevant for ecommerce founders, startups, online businesses, and scaling entrepreneurs who think more sales automatically mean more success.

By the end of this video, you’ll understand one critical truth:
growth doesn’t fix weak businesses — it exposes them.

And why sustainable growth always beats fast growth in the long run
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