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Every entrepreneur tries to maximize his startup growth by building and selling more product and services for the widest geographic area that he can support. This strategy is called “organic growth,” yet it alone may yield only a fraction of the potential you could achieve, unless you add the addit Read More
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When I was growing up I looked forward to our family forays into New York City for many reasons, but one was definitely the chance to get a fresh, hot pretzel from a street vendor. There could be no better way to eat a pretzel, I thought-but I was wrong.
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Entrepreneurs need to listen to constructive criticism, but ignore negative vibes and complainers at all costs. If you are a complainer, and you are thinking of becoming an entrepreneur, think again. The world of an entrepreneur is tough, unpredictable, and fraught with risk. Most importantly, the Read More
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