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August 13, 2021
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Taking Stock of Life After Baazee Sale

Avnish Bajaj
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When Avnish started Baazee, his financial goal was to make USD 2 Million. When he sold Baazee to Ebay for USD 55 Million, he had made close to 10x of his estimate. He talks about how he took stock of life and moved forward from that point.

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August 13, 2021

Taking Stock of Life After Baazee Sale

Avnish Bajaj
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When Avnish started Baazee, his financial goal was to make USD 2 Million. When he sold Baazee to Ebay for USD 55 Million, he had made close to 10x of his estimate. He talks about how he took stock of life and moved forward from that point.

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