Starting Your Own Successful Business

28 Jan 2013 · 2 min
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Brian Tracy explains that starting a business is difficult and that experience is the primary determinant of success: inexperienced founders face very high failure rates while experienced entrepreneurs succeed much more often. He emphasizes learning practical skills (purchasing, negotiation, raising capital, sales/marketing, finance, cost control) and warns that poor cost control accounts for a large share of failures. The clip ends with a brief call-to-action to like and subscribe.

Questions this video answers

99% fail within the first two or three years.

80% succeed.

46%.

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