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What are must-read online sources for first time entrepreneurs?

Manoj Sahoo Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Project Manager at Freelancing (Self Employed)

October 1st, 2016

Looking to for some really awesome sources that would guide me in the journey of building a venture from the ground up. Let me know what sources you recommend and why you think they are worth the time. Thanks a lot!

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Barry Burr founder, Barry Beams llc, a startup to re-light your night.

October 1st, 2016

Read "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries. Read Guy Kawasaki about bozos and bozocity. Be prepared in advance to live his adage that "being a startup founder is a hard and lonely place." hth, Barry Helmet Side Up, Barry * Oculus, Re-Light the Night Barry Burr p(323) 487-2002 Barry@BarryBeams.com f (650) 968-1228* "His job is to shed light, and not to master" ... Robert Hunter

Tom DiClemente Management Consulting | Interim CEO/COO | Coach

October 2nd, 2016

Read classical science fiction and fantasy - for example, Ursala Le Guin, Anne McCaffrey, Heinlein, Douglas Adams, Pohl, Vonnegut, Bradbury, CS Lewis, Verne, Tolkien, Orson Scott Card, Asimov, Larry Niven, Eddings - these help you imagine what could be possible. 

Mike Moyer

October 2nd, 2016

Be sure to visit slicingpie.com to learn how to create a perfect equity split!

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