Why Startups Fail: And How Yours Can Succeed by David Feinleib
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Page: 185
Publisher: Apress
ISBN: 9781430241409
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It's almost a mantra: Fail fast, fail often, fail early, fail cheap - sometimes, it seems like there are far more ways to fail than to succeed. In most places they regularly fail and are not passed. However, keep in mind, your main goal is to show your audience that you are able to make this business a success. Great people make or break your startup, and bad hiring decisions can break it quickly. Let's discuss why start-ups in Zimbabwe are failing on at least one of the 3 core pillars. With so many digital startups competing in the same space it's inevitable that some of them will fail. Thankfully, there are some tips that you can implement fairly quickly to step up your game. Building a successful Start-up is every entrepreneur's dream, but recent world statistics show only 1 in 12 succeeds. The reason why most people dislike giving presentations (such as your startup pitch), is because they aren't any good at it! Why are all those brilliant ideas going down the drain? How is your approach different? If a product like Blackboard or University of Phoenix can succeed, then imagine how great a company you could build if built educational products like Apple does for consumer electronics!” First, let's . State your hypotheses – What are your core business assumptions? With an awareness of these five costly business startup “oopses,” you can make sure that your great idea is equipped with the solid foundation it needs to succeed. A start- up that does all three will most likely succeed. Part of this is cultural (you have no social capital if you're not well educated) and a lot of it is economic (if you don't have an education, you will do menial labor and not have enough money to feed your children). By doing this, you are then able to test these hypotheses to see whether your business will succeed. This spring, he delivered his findings in a new book, “The Founder's Dilemmas: Anticipating and Avoiding the Pitfalls That Can Sink a Startup” (Princeton University Press, 2012). Whatever the reason, failing is never a nice feeling and in business can be a horrible experience to go through. Why are Zimbabwean start-ups failing? Why most people dislike giving presentations (such as your startup pitch), is because they aren't any good at it!
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