The biggest surprise to me what that in the article "Facing You Fear" that you should start small. I've always had big dreams and never thought about being somewhat practical at first but it makes sense for long-term goals to be possible.
What confused me in "Why New Ventures Fail" was the subset labeled, Assuming debt too early. I'm unclear as to how "Some of the firms attempted to obtain debt financing too soon and in too large an amount" (p 265).
If I were able to ask the author two questions I would ask: How can I scrutinize my own work so that I don't lack objectivity? How can I prevent any failure that anticipates technical difficulties related to the development or production of a product?
I disagree with nothing throughout this chapter. Everything made sense and was clear and concise.
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