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There Was A Study Done In The Early 20th Century Of All The Entrepreneurs Who Entered The Automobile Industry Around The Same Time As Henry Ford; There Were Something Like 500 Automotive Companies That Got Funded, Had The Internal Combustion Engine, Had The Technology, And Had The Vision. Sixty Percent Of Them Folded Within A Couple Of Years.

Reading Is Good, Action Is Better.

I Would Say, As An Entrepreneur Everything You Do - Every Action You Take In Product Development, In Marketing, Every Conversation You Have, Everything You Do - Is An Experiment. If You Can Conceptualize Your Work Not As Building Features, Not As Launching Campaigns, But As Running Experiments, You Can Get Radically More Done With Less Effort.

Entrepreneurs Can't Forecast Accurately, Because They Are Trying Something Fundamentally New. So They Will Often Be Laughably Behind Plan - And On The Brink Of Success.

Science And Vision Are Not Opposites Or Even At Odds. They Need Each Other. I Sometimes Hear Other Startup Folks Say Something Along The Lines Of: 'if Entrepreneurship Was A Science, Then Anyone Could Do It.' I'd Like To Point Out That Even Science Is A Science, And Still Very Few People Can Do It, Let Alone Do It Well.