Posted on Jun 6, 2018
A huge mistake you must avoid to avoid when starting your own business
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RP Family, it ain't no secret that a majority of Americans, especially African-Americans, suffered a "Late Start" on building wealth through business ownership. That said, Dr. Boyce shares with his audience that one of the biggest mistakes he made when starting a business was not finding the support he needed. Many of entrepreneurs attempt to go it alone, taking years to figure out things that a good mentor could teach us in a few minutes. Let Dr. Boyce mentor you—Period.
He did a short video on the topic and you can view it below. I hope it helps you in your entrepreneur journey. Defensor Fortis—workforce, that is, Ken
Late Start - https://project-management-knowledge.com/definitions/l/late-start-date/
He did a short video on the topic and you can view it below. I hope it helps you in your entrepreneur journey. Defensor Fortis—workforce, that is, Ken
Late Start - https://project-management-knowledge.com/definitions/l/late-start-date/
A huge mistake you must avoid to avoid when starting your own business
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That's an interesting point of view. I started my first business when I was 17, just one of many that failed and a few that succeeded for a time. To be honest, I never achieved great success, but knew a few who did and looked to them for lessons. Sadly, every one of them cashed out and, instead of living a life of comfort on the proceeds, attempted to recreate the same level of success in a new venture. Universally, they failed. What does that tell you about the foundations of their success? Was it based on some "secret" that they might share with you or was it luck? That is the question you must ask yourself before you put your trust in the counsel of another...
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