Hardik Thakkar and Kishan Thakkar, co-founders of GROWTHSQUAD, are partners sharing the gift of their exceptional financial wisdom with their SEBI-registered Research Analyst firm. Their journey began in 2021, initially planning a sports-related startup. However, the unexpected pandemic steered them towards content creation—a pivot that proved to be a masterstroke. Initially, a creative outlet quickly became a strategic tool, laying the foundation for their future venture. The duo discovered the joy of building an audience and, through sheer perseverance, launched their RA firm, achieving six-figure sales on the first day with just one compelling story. Six months into operations, GROWTHSQUAD has already achieved a retention rate exceeding 50%, a proof to their commitment to delivering exceptional client experiences. Their growth is marked by organic strategies and a disciplined approach to content creation, ensuring they remain visible and trustworthy in the eyes of their audience. Hardik beutifully says, "You can’t stop creating if you want to keep growing. Visibility builds trust, and trust drives success." The Thakkars focus on avoiding the common entrepreneurial trap of chasing perfection. Their initial sports app venture never made it to market due to over-planning and predicting hypothetical problems.This experience taught them a valuable lesson: start small, launch a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and evolve based on real customer feedback. This pragmatic approach not only saved time but also ensured they addressed actual market needs rather than imagined ones. For 2024, the vision was clear—serve their first 100 clients successfully and then expand exponentially. Surprisingly, they surpassed this milestone earlier than anticipated. Now, their focus shifts to enhancing value for their clients and scaling operations by fivefold by year-end. Their success this year can be attributed to relentless discipline and consistent content creation. By staying active and visible, they’ve cultivated a loyal audience, further solidifying their position in the market. The stock market’s inherent volatility often leads clients to make emotionally driven decisions, particularly during periods of market downturns. On one such occasion, an election day market dip caused widespread panic among their clients. With exceptional leadership, the Thakkars organized an impromptu webinar, addressing concerns and guiding clients toward an opportunity-driven mindset. This proactive approach underscores their dedication to client education and empowerment, transforming moments of uncertainty into opportunities for growth. Their mission revolves around simplifying investment decisions for individuals juggling demanding careers or businesses.
By providing meticulous research and quality analysis, they alleviate the burden of navigating the complex world of stocks and equity mutual funds. Their clientele predominantly comprises those seeking passive or active income streams from the stock market but lacking the time or expertise to conduct thorough research. Through their services, clients not only save valuable resources but also avoid pitfalls associated with poorly chosen assets. The Stock Market– They marvel at its boundless opportunities—the chance to invest in multi-billion-dollar companies or discover the next big success story. The tales of rags to riches within the financial ecosystem fuel their passion and commitment to the field. As Kishan says, "The stock market is an ocean of inspiration, offering endless opportunities for those willing to dive deep." The Thakkars shares: success is not synonymous with wealth but rather with satisfaction and happiness. They urge aspiring entrepreneurs to find joy in the journey, rather than fixating on the destination. By redefining success as a state of contentment, individuals can navigate their paths with greater peace and fulfillment. Their advice to all aspiring entrepreneurs is—think. In a world where busyness often overshadows productivity, taking the time to reflect and strategize is indispensable. Without this critical step, businesses risk stagnation and eventual decline.
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