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10 Books for Start-ups and Small Businesses
For someone who loves books and dislikes naming favourites, it’s tough to quickly make a list of only 10 must-read books. There are so many valuable books an entrepreneur can learn from that this list is only a starting point, … Continue reading →
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Immortal = I + M + Mortal
Why do entrepreneurs start companies? Why do individuals form organisations? An obvious reason is that they cannot do everything themselves. Another is that they don’t have all the resources / skills that are needed to grow the business. If they work … Continue reading →