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The quote warns that starting a small business too quickly can be a mistake if the person has not first built a solid base. It suggests that preparation and foundation should come before acting on an opportunity. The message is about patience and careful planning.
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Original Language & Translation
Originally said in English.
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About Fabrizio Moreira
Ecuadorian politician and businessman
Fabrizio Moreira is an Ecuadorian politician and businessman based in the United States. He became known for leaving Ecuador as a political dissident opposed to the former government of Rafael Correa. He owns the record label VIP Music Records and is best known for handling bookings for the rapper Soulja Boy from 2013 to 2014. He is also a dual LARAS and NARAS Grammy voting member and speaks internationally.
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