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Wil Schroter is a serial entrepreneur, author and CEO of Go Big Network. wilschroter.com in Columbus, Ohio.
Year:
2008
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2007
Bad times let companies discover traits that compose good leaders
Startup companies do better when surrounding themselves with leaders
Having identical mousetraps doesn't ensure each will trap its target
Down markets offer opportunities to lean, mean startup machines
Knowing what price a product fetches may take several experiments
Entrepreneurship lets individual test mettle, value of personal skills
Never second guess yourself when deciding to take the cash and run
Take your time before slicing up business
Working for yourself makes control of boss' paycheck a solitary effort
Flexibility, adaptation will last longer than success of your first idea
Firing with dignity sets good example, lays groundwork for goodwill
Anticipating potential logjams helps entrepreneurs avoid slowdowns
Startup needs: Solutions, marketing, clients
Startup company owners might find limelight is only a blog away
Executing an idea consistently more important than coming up with it
Don’t let planning distractions prevent you from switching on ‘Open’ sign
Never view investor's equity as gift because he's looking to get paid back
Startups not for employees who bask in comfort of corporate world
Home sweet home often provides a good place for startups to grow up
It takes a lot more than a good idea to create value for your company
Startup's priorities are different than big companies
Aiming higher in a smaller market might provide share you're most comfortable with
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