What a lot of would-be entrepreneurs find is that there is very little written about the process of starting up a startup. For someone it is something that has to be learnt by trial and error and not something that can be mastered at the outside. Although, that may be true, case studies have demonstrated that there is a general approach.
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What a lot of would-be entrepreneurs find is that there is very little written about the process of starting up a startup. For someone it is something that has to be learnt by trial and error and not something that can be mastered at the outside. Although, that may be true, case studies have demonstrated that there is a general approach.
