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Sector Thesis·4 min read·Week 22

When Aquaculture Founders Hire: The Psychology Shift No One Warns You About

Aquaculture tech founders in India face a unique psychology shift when hiring their first manager. The move from doing to delegating breaks most founders because the sector's uncertainty mirrors their own self-doubt. We map what breaks and how to adapt.

ByAmit Tyagi·Fitoor Capital
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Amit Tyagi

Founder, AletheiaAI & GP, Fitoor Capital

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