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Here are my THREE:
1) The NEED is the most important part of your business, and you will have a very hard time setting aside your ego to determine if the "NEED" really exists.
2)Invest as little time and money into things as possible: whether entire businesses, products, or features until you've determined they are viable opportunities. I've spent WEEKS on product features that customers never used.
3) Delegate tasks as soon as you can. I spent half a year without an accountant or lawyer and 1 year without an employee to help with day to day tasks. Don't forget that your time is the most valuable asset.
1) The NEED is the most important part of your business, and you will have a very hard time setting aside your ego to determine if the "NEED" really exists.
2)Invest as little time and money into things as possible: whether entire businesses, products, or features until you've determined they are viable opportunities. I've spent WEEKS on product features that customers never used.
3) Delegate tasks as soon as you can. I spent half a year without an accountant or lawyer and 1 year without an employee to help with day to day tasks. Don't forget that your time is the most valuable asset.