Many Startups Benefit From a Short-Term Focus
New companies often don’t have the financial resources to wait for a long-term payoff. External board members help them weather the initial challenges.
New companies often don’t have the financial resources to wait for a long-term payoff. External board members help them weather the initial challenges.
Nanotechnology started with discussions about science fiction stories. We need a better understanding of where entrepreneurial ideas come from.
Editor's Pick
The Monk and the Riddle: The Art of Creating a Life While Making a Living
This classic on entrepreneurship covers topics from finance to romance for entrepreneurial passion. Its mix of fiction and non-fiction keeps you engaged throughout the book. The ‘deferred life plan’ concept will make you think about personal risk, business risk, and the most dangerous risk of all – to spend your life not doing what you want. Don’t be afraid to fail; embrace failure! https://www.amazon.com/Monk-Riddle-Creating-Making-Living/dp/1578516447
Randy Komisar, 2001
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