Why Startups Fail: 6 Disaster Patterns and How To Succeed by Harvard MBA Professor Tom Eisenmann - E397
“I'm talking about this for the founders and operators, and people who want to be founders. Being very
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“I'm talking about this for the founders and operators, and people who want to be founders. Being very
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“Why do we have to pick a side? There's a lot of shared goals between both parties like
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“There’s a famous saying, ‘A good negotiation is where each party is equally unhappy rather than happy.’ When you
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“For a lot of non-Singaporeans, they believe that they have to put their kids in an international school. That ends
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“I'm good at resetting how hungry I am. I was at a high-paying VC job and I could
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“I learned that law is a codification of what is supposed to be right or wrong in that society. Embedded
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“The bitterness and the sweetness of life is what challenges us to really appreciate every moment. Every goodbye has the
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“It became very clear to me that when we don't know things, pain happens. Suffering happens. The more
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“A lot of investors are shifting towards a secondary approach. People looked at some of the success of the interest
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“Frauds severely damage the ecosystem, particularly nascent ones, because they erode trust. Given that most startups already face a high
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“Continuous exposure to sensational news and content can overload our cognitive systems. In other words, a small dose of social
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“There's a foundational set of skills around people management and communication, such as winning the trust of your
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