There’s hardly a worker on Earth who hasn’t mused of running his own company, calling his own shots and freeing himself from the yoke of his middling, Celine Dion-loving immediate supervisor.
For most, it’s just a fantasy. But for some — those brave folk we call entrepreneurs — starting a business stops being a pipe dream and turns into a full-time reality.
The risks are grave, and there’s little room for error. Though statistics vary, they all indicate it’s better than even money an entrepreneurial enterprise will go belly up within a year.
And while some of those ill-fated dreamers may be finding innovative ways to blow it, many are making mistakes straight from the Book of Common Blunders. So before you punt your old life away to pursue the dream of selling a solar flashlight, you need to know what they are.
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Author: BRIAN MOORE
