The book discusses critical topics of idea generation, fund-raising, venture capital, go-to-market strategies and leadership. It also explores the human aspects of being an entrepreneur ā the struggle, the ambition and the perseverance. It has a gritty and street-smart flavor that offers most realistic and down-to-earth strategies.
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A POWERFUL GUIDE for aspiring entrepreneurs, the book handholds the reader through various steps and tactics of building an organization from an idea. It tells the reader that a company is created out of one dominant ingredient ā the human will.
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| Weight | 0.38 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20 × 4 × 14 cm |
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| ISBN-13 | 9788184952919 |
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