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To Grow, These Founders Had to Kill Parts of Their Companies They'd Believed Were EssentialSometimes, when you kill off your sacred cows, you discover whole new fields of opportunity.

ByMargot Boyer-Dry•

This story appears in theMarch 2022issue of雷竞技手机版.Subscribe »

Sunwink's Ganesh (left) and Schenck learned what to keep vs. ditch.
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