Titlebook: Why Startups Fail; And How Yours Can Su David Feinleib Book 2011 David Feinleib 2011

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From Failure, Successint the finger at but themselves. They crave the attention. They want to be rich. Or they want to change the world. This chapter presents some key considerations to think about along the way and inform your decision whether to hold or sell. But ultimately, your personal aspirations determine what yo

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Book 2011nd the venture-backed entrepreneur trying to scale, .Why Startups Fail. shows you the key mistakes new ventures make—and how to avoid them. Nearly everyone has an idea for a product they could build or a company they could start. But eight out of 10 new businesses fail within the first three years.

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