Interesting. Normally I ignore similar chatter in business articles because on a quick search most authors have never owned, much less started a business, so who are they to talk about entrepreneurship? However, Per Byland, the author here, has created at least four businesses and regularly gives examples on what he thinks he did wrong with them.
That's definitely the way to go. I also respect experience whether it turned out well or not, than just being bombarded with endless theories from those that are yet to do anything of note.
Yes, doing it yourself teaches you a lot more than just reading about it.
You can say that again!
Interesting. Normally I ignore similar chatter in business articles because on a quick search most authors have never owned, much less started a business, so who are they to talk about entrepreneurship? However, Per Byland, the author here, has created at least four businesses and regularly gives examples on what he thinks he did wrong with them.
That's definitely the way to go. I also respect experience whether it turned out well or not, than just being bombarded with endless theories from those that are yet to do anything of note.