Startups Are Hard by Will Keyser

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Everyone's an expert and will give you endless advice. Your own head is crammed full of ideas, too.

The US Census Bureau says there were 22.5 million “nonemployer firms” in 2011. with average revenues of $44,000 - about the average annual wage - but they have to deduct their 'overhead'.

If you want to do better, why not get help now?

Startups Are Hard

Published on Nov 19, 2015

how to choose a startup mentor

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Startups Are Hard

A mentor can make them easier

Everyone's an expert and will give you endless advice. Your own head is crammed full of ideas, too.

The US Census Bureau says there were 22.5 million “nonemployer firms” in 2011. with average revenues of $44,000 - about the average annual wage - but they have to deduct their 'overhead'.

If you want to do better, why not get help now?

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who am I kidding?

not you: help is at hand

You can get a mentor who's a good match, to lessen the chance of falling off.

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ask tess

tess@cleanpowerperks.com

Ask someone with experience.

so many experts

but she will suggest one

so her experience will help you decide.

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contact a mentor

and help speed your business to market

Seek the help of a seasoned mentor.

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tess will share

her experience: tess@cleanpowerperks.com

and Tess will tell you it's proven challenging.

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Will Keyser

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http://startupowl.com