Ibrahim Anwar, an entrepreneur and CEO of Sabeeka, shared that knowing the profit from each customer is one of the most crucial foundations for any project's success. He added in a LinkedIn post that if a business owner can't answer the question, "How much do I earn from each customer?", it means they don't know if their project is making a profit or a loss. He believes this is the main reason why 90% of startups fail. Ibrahim Anwar emphasized that the solution lies in using a simplified system that helps calculate revenues and costs and understand pricing. He pointed out that this can be learned in less than 3 days through a comprehensive training course he offers, which includes ready-made templates and a supportive community to answer any project management inquiries.
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