The Entrepreneur'S Paradox: How to Overcome the 16 Pitfalls Along the Startup Journey
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Conquer the 16 Pitfalls That Can Block Entrepreneurial Success"…shows prospective business men and women how to reach their goals while creating a launchpad for a business" ―Ryne Williams, Daily HeraldEvery entrepreneur is typically doing the same 16 things wrong or just not doing them at all. What is the “entrepreneur’s paradox”? Author Curtis Morley coined a term that identifies the 16 pitfalls that many entrepreneurs fall into. He calls it the “entrepreneur’s paradox”. Morley is an educator, thought leader, patent holder, and innovator. He is also a 5x Entrepreneur (achieving $5 in revenue for every dollar spent on marketing, advertising, sales, and any other growth expenses) who has actually produced 10x startup results. Morley explains that the exact qualities that aid an individual in founding a startup company (brilliance and expertise) are what prevent them from realizing expected success. What starts out as freedom and financial independence turns into grueling hours, stress and bills, and ultimately failure. This is the paradox that is entrepreneurship.Understanding the “entrepreneur’s paradox” can be your key to success. Morley is here to show startup businesspersons how to achieve the golden rule of successful entrepreneurs―5x results. By teaching and coaching clients on the 16 pitfalls faced by all startups, he has promoted entrepreneurship development in multiple industries, sharpened entrepreneurial skills, and revealed the keys to superior, “next-level growth”. Morley’s guidebook contains all you need to conquer the entrepreneur’s paradox and put yourself on a defined pathway to business success.Read The Entrepreneur’s Paradox and understand the 16 pitfalls that can block entrepreneurial success, including:Climbing without a mapBuilding not sellingLosing sight of cultureLearned from books like The E-Myth Revisited, Traction, The One Thing, The 4-Hour Workweek, or Execution? Then The Entrepreneur’s Paradox is a must read!
