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“I think not focusing on money makes you sane, because in the long run it can probably drive you crazy.”

Quote by Kevin Systrom

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Kevin Systrom
Kevin Systrom

Kevin Systrom is an entrepreneur known for his contributions to the field of social media. Born on December 30, 1983, he is best recognized as the co-founder of Instagram, an application that has become one of the most popular photo-sharing platforms globally. more

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