The Top 7 Mistakes I Learned From Hundreds of Entrepreneurs

A spotlight on Entrepreneurship

I talk with entrepreneurs all the time — Startup founders and Innovators. We talk about successes and failures. We talk about their journey, their vision, what worked and what didn’t. I talk to both established founders and newbies in equal measure, plus everything in between.

I really love my job.

Something that often comes up during these discussions is mistakes they’ve made and lessons learned in starting businesses, common mistakes, that elicit retrospective responses that begin with:

The opening statements above indicate the learning process at work. Hence the reason for this article, which will discuss the top 7 mistakes learned from conversations with hundreds of Entrepreneurs.

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As such, the opposite is true — Startups fail because they try to solve problems that nobody needs or cares about. Michael Sherman (Letterdash) found a niche and in doing so discovered that he is building something that people care about and need.

So if you launch your product or service and nobody buys it, you should work on solving a more important problem, a niche problem, as opposed to focusing on acquiring a bigger audience.

Taking too long to launch a product or service is magnified in the pursuit of perfection.

When you start a blog or podcast series aimed at building an E-commerce audience, you can get stuck…

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