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3 years ago

The belief that you have to come up with something no one has ever done before to build a successful business is

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2 answers:

fiasKO [112]3 years ago

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Answer:

Wrong

Explanation:

Coming up a something new while trying to run an existing business or opening a new business is a very good idea but making it must to be able to be successful in business is wrong.

it is not absolutely true to come up with something no one has ever done before to be successful in business because most business that have attained a level of success in business are usually modeled towards other similar existing businesses. also it is not a secret to a successful business as well. every entrepreneur has its own model and approach to business which works wonderfully for them.

mote1985 [20]3 years ago

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Simple; It's wrong. Many companys do the same thing and are still successful.

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