Even if someone you trust and admire (aka an "Influencer") makes a hard-to-believe marketing claim, you need to ask questions. Here's what happened when I did just that.
Can You "Fail-proof" Your Business?
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From http://thewordchef.com 3973 days ago
Made Hot by: BizWise on June 7, 2013 7:58 am
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3969 days ago
I particularly like it when you say that failing is not really a bad thing. In fact, it can be an excellent opportunity to learn and improve.