Krishna uses a simple yet powerful analogy.
A small well serves a limited purpose; a large lake serves all those purposes and more. When one reaches the larger source, the smaller efforts become automatically fulfilled.
In the same way, one who realizes the core truth no longer needs to chase every fragment separately. The essence replaces the fragments.
Business Insight
For an entrepreneur, the first real success is transformational.
The first customer.
The first cheque.
The first profit.
The joy from this moment is unmatched—not because of the amount, but because it confirms that you are moving in the right direction. It proves that:
- You are solving a real customer problem
- Your unit economics work
- Revenue and cost structures are understood
Once this small but real success is achieved, scaling becomes a matter of replication, not imagination.
Leadership Lesson
This first success builds deep confidence. The entrepreneur realizes that if something has worked once, it can be repeated again and again. The mystery is gone.
From here:
- Decision-making becomes calmer
- Execution becomes sharper
- The vision feels reachable, not abstract
Just as a large lake fulfills the role of many small wells, cracking one repeatable success model brings the entrepreneur very close to realizing the larger vision.
Key Takeaways
- First real success validates the journey
- Small wins bring unmatched confidence
- Unit economics clarity changes everything
- Replication, not reinvention, drives growth
- Solving real customer problems is the core
- One proven model brings you closer to the vision
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