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The quote says that growth requires handing work to other people instead of trying to do everything yourself. It also says that a company needs shared values and habits so it can keep working well as it grows.
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Originally said in English.
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About Huda Kattan
American makeup artist, beauty blogger and entrepreneur
Huda Kattan is an American makeup artist, beauty blogger, and entrepreneur. Born and raised in the United States to parents who were born in Iraq, she later moved to Dubai in 2008. She is known as the founder of Huda Beauty, the Dubai-based cosmetics line. Kattan built her public profile through beauty content and her work in cosmetics, combining artistry with business. Her name is closely tied to Huda Beauty, a brand associated with makeup and beauty products, and to her role as a prominent online beauty voice.
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