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…every business, new or old, is governed by the same set of market forces and economic rules. Revenue in, expenses out. Turn a profit or wind up gone.
|
056 |
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Good things don’t come around that often. Don’t let your business be the one that got away.
|
060 |
 |
…if you keep your mass low, you can quickly change anything: your entire business model, product, feature set, and/or marketing message.
|
063 |
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As a business owner, you should share everything you know…
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176 |
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When you’re starting a business, whatever the size, it’s critically important to recognize that things are going to take longer and cost more money than you expect.
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142 |
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Nothing can stay the same forever, in business or in life, and counting on the status quo can only lead to grief.
|
215 |
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…ultimately, the success of all businesses depends on customers willing to sign on the line that is dotted.
|
037 |
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The most successful businesses generally do one of two things: 1. Solve a problem; 2. Serve a need.
|
063 |
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…the business environment in which most strategy and management approaches of the twentieth century evolved is increasingly disappearing.
|
008 |
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Relationship businesses… have relied heavily on the emotional bond between broker and client. They are ripe for change.
|
074 |
