Hashem Zahran

Hashem Zahran

Saudi Arabia, Riyadh

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458747
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6179
Network
Instagram (2,851)
Facebook (1,115)
Twitter (3,706)
Statistics
7,672 Total Audience
0.65% Engagement Rate

Hashem Zahran

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Audience
2,851
Engagement Rate
1.75%
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From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh
From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh
From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh
From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh
From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh
From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh
From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh
From my family, to yours… Wishing you peace, love, and blessings… Eid Mubarak from us to you… #eid #eidmubarak #riyadh

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Eid Mubarak from my family to yours ???????????????? عيد فطر مبارك ???????? #eidalfitr #eidmubarak #família #familytime #blessed #thankful #ksa #goodtimes
Eid Mubarak from my family to yours ???????????????? عيد فطر مبارك ???????? #eidalfitr #eidmubarak #família #familytime #blessed #thankful #ksa #goodtimes

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ختم الله صيامكم بالقبول… واسكنكم الجنه مع الرسول وجعل عيدكم فرحه وبهجه وسعاده لا تزول… أسال الله جل علاه ان يتقبل منا ومنكم الصيام والقيام وصالح الاعمال وكتبنا وإياكم من الفائزين بشهر رمضان ومن عتقائه من النار وأن يعيد علينا رمضان أعوامآ عديده وعلى الامه الاسلامية بالخير واليمن والبركات ❤ كل عام وأنتم وأحبائكم بخير وصحة وسعادة ❤
ختم الله صيامكم بالقبول… واسكنكم الجنه مع الرسول وجعل عيدكم فرحه وبهجه وسعاده لا تزول… أسال الله جل علاه ان يتقبل منا ومنكم الصيام والقيام وصالح الاعمال وكتبنا وإياكم من الفائزين بشهر رمضان ومن عتقائه من النار وأن يعيد علينا رمضان أعوامآ عديده وعلى الامه الاسلامية بالخير واليمن والبركات ❤ كل عام وأنتم وأحبائكم بخير وصحة وسعادة ❤
ختم الله صيامكم بالقبول… واسكنكم الجنه مع الرسول وجعل عيدكم فرحه وبهجه وسعاده لا تزول… أسال الله جل علاه ان يتقبل منا ومنكم الصيام والقيام وصالح الاعمال وكتبنا وإياكم من الفائزين بشهر رمضان ومن عتقائه من النار وأن يعيد علينا رمضان أعوامآ عديده وعلى الامه الاسلامية بالخير واليمن والبركات ❤ كل عام وأنتم وأحبائكم بخير وصحة وسعادة ❤

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???? The Hidden Cost of Scaling Too Fast Growth is exciting. It’s what every founder chases. But here’s the hard truth: scaling too fast can kill your startup faster than not scaling at all. I’ve seen businesses rush into hiring, expansion, and funding rounds—only to find themselves trapped in unsustainable growth. The warning signs? Expanding before product-market fit is solid. Hiring too fast and building a team before building systems. Raising money at unsustainable valuations, only to struggle in the next round. ???? What I’ve learned about growth: ✅ Sustainable growth > Rapid growth. If you’re fixing internal chaos while growing, you’re already behind. ✅ Build efficiency before scale. More customers won’t fix a broken system. ✅ Don’t raise money just because you can. Every dollar comes with expectations—make sure you can deliver. Growth is great, but premature scaling is one of the biggest reasons startups fail. ???? Have you ever faced the challenge of growing too fast? How did you handle it? #StartupGrowth #ScalingSmart #Entrepreneurship

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Not all money is good money. Raising capital is exciting—until you realize not every investor is the right investor. Most founders focus on getting the check. But the real question is: Will this investor actually help you build the business you want? Because saying yes to the wrong investor can cost you: - Control over your vision - Pressure to grow at an unsustainable pace - A toxic board dynamic that slows you down - Sometimes, the best decision is to walk away. 3 Signs You Should Say No to an Investor ???? 1. They Don’t Align with Your Vision If an investor is pushing for short-term gains when you’re playing the long game, that’s a red flag. Money should fuel your vision, not force you to change it. ???? 2. They Offer More Control Than Value Smart capital = money + strategic support. If an investor wants too much equity, decision-making power, or board seats without adding real value, it’s a bad deal. (Your startup isn’t just looking for cash—it’s looking for the right partners.) ???? 3. You Get a Bad Gut Feeling If something feels off in the first few conversations, trust that instinct. Investors are long-term business partners. If you wouldn’t want to build with them for five years or more, don’t take their money. The Bottom Line Funding is important. But the right investor is more than a paycheck—they’re a partner in your success. Raise smart. Scale right. Build on your terms. Your Turn: Have you ever turned down an investor? What happened next?
Not all money is good money. Raising capital is exciting—until you realize not every investor is the right investor. Most founders focus on getting the check. But the real question is: Will this investor actually help you build the business you want? Because saying yes to the wrong investor can cost you: - Control over your vision - Pressure to grow at an unsustainable pace - A toxic board dynamic that slows you down - Sometimes, the best decision is to walk away. 3 Signs You Should Say No to an Investor ???? 1. They Don’t Align with Your Vision If an investor is pushing for short-term gains when you’re playing the long game, that’s a red flag. Money should fuel your vision, not force you to change it. ???? 2. They Offer More Control Than Value Smart capital = money + strategic support. If an investor wants too much equity, decision-making power, or board seats without adding real value, it’s a bad deal. (Your startup isn’t just looking for cash—it’s looking for the right partners.) ???? 3. You Get a Bad Gut Feeling If something feels off in the first few conversations, trust that instinct. Investors are long-term business partners. If you wouldn’t want to build with them for five years or more, don’t take their money. The Bottom Line Funding is important. But the right investor is more than a paycheck—they’re a partner in your success. Raise smart. Scale right. Build on your terms. Your Turn: Have you ever turned down an investor? What happened next?
Not all money is good money. Raising capital is exciting—until you realize not every investor is the right investor. Most founders focus on getting the check. But the real question is: Will this investor actually help you build the business you want? Because saying yes to the wrong investor can cost you: - Control over your vision - Pressure to grow at an unsustainable pace - A toxic board dynamic that slows you down - Sometimes, the best decision is to walk away. 3 Signs You Should Say No to an Investor ???? 1. They Don’t Align with Your Vision If an investor is pushing for short-term gains when you’re playing the long game, that’s a red flag. Money should fuel your vision, not force you to change it. ???? 2. They Offer More Control Than Value Smart capital = money + strategic support. If an investor wants too much equity, decision-making power, or board seats without adding real value, it’s a bad deal. (Your startup isn’t just looking for cash—it’s looking for the right partners.) ???? 3. You Get a Bad Gut Feeling If something feels off in the first few conversations, trust that instinct. Investors are long-term business partners. If you wouldn’t want to build with them for five years or more, don’t take their money. The Bottom Line Funding is important. But the right investor is more than a paycheck—they’re a partner in your success. Raise smart. Scale right. Build on your terms. Your Turn: Have you ever turned down an investor? What happened next?
Not all money is good money. Raising capital is exciting—until you realize not every investor is the right investor. Most founders focus on getting the check. But the real question is: Will this investor actually help you build the business you want? Because saying yes to the wrong investor can cost you: - Control over your vision - Pressure to grow at an unsustainable pace - A toxic board dynamic that slows you down - Sometimes, the best decision is to walk away. 3 Signs You Should Say No to an Investor ???? 1. They Don’t Align with Your Vision If an investor is pushing for short-term gains when you’re playing the long game, that’s a red flag. Money should fuel your vision, not force you to change it. ???? 2. They Offer More Control Than Value Smart capital = money + strategic support. If an investor wants too much equity, decision-making power, or board seats without adding real value, it’s a bad deal. (Your startup isn’t just looking for cash—it’s looking for the right partners.) ???? 3. You Get a Bad Gut Feeling If something feels off in the first few conversations, trust that instinct. Investors are long-term business partners. If you wouldn’t want to build with them for five years or more, don’t take their money. The Bottom Line Funding is important. But the right investor is more than a paycheck—they’re a partner in your success. Raise smart. Scale right. Build on your terms. Your Turn: Have you ever turned down an investor? What happened next?
Not all money is good money. Raising capital is exciting—until you realize not every investor is the right investor. Most founders focus on getting the check. But the real question is: Will this investor actually help you build the business you want? Because saying yes to the wrong investor can cost you: - Control over your vision - Pressure to grow at an unsustainable pace - A toxic board dynamic that slows you down - Sometimes, the best decision is to walk away. 3 Signs You Should Say No to an Investor ???? 1. They Don’t Align with Your Vision If an investor is pushing for short-term gains when you’re playing the long game, that’s a red flag. Money should fuel your vision, not force you to change it. ???? 2. They Offer More Control Than Value Smart capital = money + strategic support. If an investor wants too much equity, decision-making power, or board seats without adding real value, it’s a bad deal. (Your startup isn’t just looking for cash—it’s looking for the right partners.) ???? 3. You Get a Bad Gut Feeling If something feels off in the first few conversations, trust that instinct. Investors are long-term business partners. If you wouldn’t want to build with them for five years or more, don’t take their money. The Bottom Line Funding is important. But the right investor is more than a paycheck—they’re a partner in your success. Raise smart. Scale right. Build on your terms. Your Turn: Have you ever turned down an investor? What happened next?

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???? Fundraising Isn’t About Capital—It’s About Conviction I still remember my first investor pitch. I had spent hours perfecting my financial models, my market projections, my competitive analysis. I thought I had everything an investor would want to see. But the moment I stepped out of that meeting, reality hit me hard. Investors weren’t just looking at my numbers—they were looking at me. They wanted to know: - Do I deeply believe in this? - Can I execute, even when things don’t go as planned? - Am I resilient enough to push through rejection and uncertainty? That’s when I learned one of the most valuable lessons about fundraising: ???? Investors don’t invest in spreadsheets. ✅ They invest in founders. What Really Matters in Fundraising: ???? Storytelling over numbers – Investors need to believe in your vision before they believe in your model. ???? Market timing is everything – Even great ideas fail if they’re too early or too late. ???? Resilience is your edge – A “no” doesn’t mean your idea is bad—it means you need better alignment. What I Wish I Knew Earlier: ???? Your first ‘no’ won’t be your last. Embrace it—it’s part of the process. ???? Your pitch deck matters less than your presence in the room. Investors invest in people. ???? The right investors bring more than money. They bring networks, insights, and strategic leverage. Fundraising is about relationships, trust, and alignment. If you focus only on getting money, you might end up with the wrong partners. ???? What’s the hardest lesson you’ve learned about fundraising? Let’s share and learn from each other. #Fundraising #Startups #InvestorInsights

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???? Entrepreneurship Isn’t a Job—It’s a Mindset. Let’s be honest—being a founder isn’t glamorous. It’s gritty, relentless, and often lonely. I’ve seen startups with great products and solid funding fall apart—not because they lacked resources, but because the founder gave up too soon. ???? The Reality of Being a Founder: - You’ll hear more NOs than YESs. Every rejection feels personal. - You’ll doubt yourself more times than you can count. It’s part of the journey. - You’ll work insane hours, sometimes without any immediate results. And yes, it’s exhausting. But here’s the thing—the founders who make it don’t do so because they never struggle. They make it because they keep going. What Sets Successful Founders Apart: ✅ They push through rejection. Every “no” is a step closer to the right “yes.” ✅ They learn fast and adapt. Flexibility is key—pivoting isn’t failing; it’s evolving. ✅ They stay obsessed with the problem, not just the product. Solving a real pain point keeps you motivated. Lessons I’ve Learned: ???? Your startup’s biggest asset isn’t the tech—it’s your grit. ???? There’s no ‘right time’ to start. You build momentum along the way, not before you begin. ???? You don’t need to be the smartest person in the room—just the most determined. Persistence beats perfection. Entrepreneurship is tough, but if you’re in it for the long haul, every setback is just another chapter in your success story. ???? Founders—what’s the toughest moment you’ve faced, and how did you push through it? Let’s share and support each other. #EntrepreneurMindset #Resilience #StartupJourney

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???? Your Best Investor Isn’t a VC—It’s Your Customer. In fintech, it’s easy to obsess over growth metrics, funding rounds, and partnerships. But at the end of the day, there’s one question every founder should ask: ???? If your product doesn’t make customers’ lives better, will it survive? It doesn’t matter how strong your tech is, how many investors back you, or how much money you raise—if customers don’t trust you, they won’t stay. What Customers Truly Care About: ???? Trust – Can I trust you with my money? Security and reliability matter more than flashy features. ???? Transparency – Are there hidden fees, confusing terms, or unclear policies? If yes, you’re losing long-term loyalty. ???? Ease of Use – Does your product make managing money simpler or more frustrating? If customers have to “figure it out,” they’ll leave. Why the Best Fintech Products Win: ✅ They solve real pain points, not just theoretical problems. ✅ They grow through word of mouth, not just marketing budgets. ✅ They evolve with customer needs, not against them. Fintech isn’t about building what’s possible—it’s about building what’s necessary. ???? If your users disappeared overnight, would your business still stand? ???? What’s one financial product that genuinely improved the way you manage money? Let’s discuss! #CustomerFirst #Fintech #ProductDesign

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???? Ideas are easy. Execution is everything. A couple of years ago, I had an idea—what if saving was as rewarding as spending? Most financial products focused on credit, but I wanted to build something different. However, I quickly remembered that: ✅ Having a great idea is only 1% of the journey. ✅ Execution, persistence, and resilience define success. ✅ The market doesn’t care about your vision—unless you make it real. ???? The Hard Truth About Ideas: - Your idea isn’t unique—someone, somewhere has thought about it. - Investors won’t back you just for an idea; they back founders who execute relentlessly. - Execution isn’t glamorous. It’s small, daily wins that compound over time. ???? What matters is turning your vision into reality. I faced skepticism, roadblocks, and endless iterations—but I kept going. And now, that idea is shaping a new way for people to save. ???? Question: What’s one idea you believed in when no one else did? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear your story! #Entrepreneurship #ExecutionMatters #Startups

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