Wednesday, October 13, 2004

Inc.com | The Origin of the Entrepreneurial Species: "Inc. : So much of your research focuses on the difference between ordinary start-ups and those gazelles, or 'promising companies,' that go on to achieve significant levels of success. Could you give us an overview of how successful companies get started?
Bhide: Here it is in summary: Most successful entrepreneurs start without a proprietary idea, without exceptional training and qualifications, and without significant amounts of capital. And they start their businesses in uncertain market niches."
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  1. John Scott Wren10:46 AM

    Elon has started $44 billion down. Focuses his attention just as surely as the bootstrapper. Go Elon Go!

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