If starting a business is so simple, why doesn’t every second person run their own business? The problem is that startups and businesses are different concepts. You can come up with an amazing idea, but it will take a long time and hard work to start generating income. Experienced representatives of the venture world identify 10 mistakes that prevent novice businessmen literally at every step.
Mistake #1: Relevance
It doesn’t matter what area you decide to work in, the main thing is that your idea is in demand here and now. Most novice startups devote a lot of energy to the realization of a plan that does not correspond to reality. They come up with their own model of the world and begin to develop it. Instead of finding out what people want and giving them the product they need, startups try to impose their idea, and this is doomed to failure.
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