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Most people who start their own businesses are bound to make a few mistakes. Some are an easy fix and others are not. Yet, lessons are learned from both. A group of successful entrepreneurs was asked to share the number one thing they wish they’d known before starting their companies. Here are their responses. Maybe
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Learn MoreIn hard times, companies should rock the boat, not try to play it safe. There are many reasons why it might seem ok to back off and not make changes. Yet, “You can’t do great things if you’re content with doing things a little differently than how you’ve done them in the past. The costs
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