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The Atlantic: How to Succeed in Business by Really, Really Trying.

“If successful, the company is likely to end up focused on something different (and usually narrower) than you first thought. The trick is that this focus will only be discovered after 6 - 18 months in the market. This transition will be brutal.” A good one - read it.

05/11/12 • 03:46 PM • Internet • Psychology • Small Business • No Comments

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